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Thomas Sowell on “Income Distributions”

From Investor’s Business Daily, “How Data On Income Distribution Are Misunderstood And Misapplied“

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Escaping from the State….and other Literary Excursions

I’ve finished a careful reading of James C. Scott’s really fascinating, deeply insightful (and occasionally oddly not-very-insightful) book The Art of Not Being Governed: An Anarchist History of Upland Southeast…

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The Ethics of Vegetarianism

I admit that I’m very sympathetic to ethical vegetarianism, but…I found this discussion quite amusing. Hat Tip: PJ

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The Sad Case of Detroit

This may not be the deepest analysis of why and how Detroit has sunk so very low, but he hits the nail on the head quite a few times. This…

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Gay Marriage, from a Constitutional Perspective

New York Daily News: “The moral and constitutional case for a right to gay marriage,” by Robert A. Levy

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An Amusing Example of “If you say it often enough, someone might believe it.”

Peter Klein, “On the Term ‘Religion’“

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End the Drug War.

Two former officials in the government of Vicente Fox have come out in favor of ending the drug war, which is causing enormous harm in Mexico. Their book, El Narco:…

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Students for Liberty — They Deserve Our Support

I’ve been remiss in not doing this earlier, but I just sent in my donation to Students for Liberty, a group that’s doing a really outstanding job on college campuses…

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Realizing Freedom en Français

I’m expecting the sales of Realizing Freedom: Libertarian Theory, History, and Practice in la Francophonie to shoot up! It was reviewed at Contrepoints (in French). Alex Korbel posted a shorter,…

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