Not PC

"C apitalism is the only system where the state’s role is servant, not master, limited to protecting rights and banning force and fraud...

“T here are people who call government an evil, although a necessary evil. However, what is needed in order to attain a definite end must no...

On Saturday afternoon I watched a mob of what seemed 10,000 closely-assembled shouters, mouth-breathers and sovereign-citizen conspiracists ...

  "T hey offer me their truth vs my truth; instead I choose objective truth.     "They offer me their whim vs my whim; instead I c...

So you’re familiar with the idea of the Laffer Curve, right? Put in its simplest possible form, the Curve posits the non-intuitive idea th...

Elizabeth Anderson’s “If God is Dead” essay is one of the best indictments of the Bible that I have ever read, says novelist Ed Cline . ...

A repost of an always necessary 'Cue Card': Political Spectrum , n. ie., that on which libertarians are not! Becau...

You'll rarely see a better critique of the nonsense of anarchism than this one, from Harry Binswanger. "Competition," says...

After the events of the weekend -- youth violence, party mayhem , gang shootings -- people are asking questions: "Why do people join ...

[What with various rooftop activities going on around Christchurch's Lichfield Lanes district, I felt duty bound to post this celebratio...

How much of your stolen $800,000 spent on buying the last election has Helen Clark paid back yet? How much of the $158,000 Winston 'mis...

Allow me to recommend a season of Berlin cabaret at Auckland's Silo Theatre : a 'Cabaret of Desire'! A brilliantly conceived an...

THE SECOND COMING Turning and turning in the widening gyre The falcon cannot hear the falconer; Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold...

Libertarians are not anti-state, they are primarily pro-liberty -- we define ourselves by what we are for , not what we are against. In th...

Political Spectrum , n. ie., that on which libertarians are not! Because of the abysmally low capacity for intellectual abstraction amo...