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To agree with others is not a problem in any society; it is the right to disagree that is crucial. It is the institution of private property that protects and implements the…
I only mention this here because . . . Once upon a time, I was pressured to read Atlas Shrugged. I’d read all Ayn Rand’s nonfiction books – backward by…
A compassionate plea written to the editor of the Mountain Xpress has stirred some debate. Ariel Harris asks why Asheville can build too many hotels and not have enough roofs…
…you believe that A can also be non A. “A leaf cannot be a stone at the same time, it cannot be all red and all green at the same…
The computers were down at work, so I enjoyed a few hours of improving my mind. One thing I did was finish Greg Gutfeld’s Not Cool. The first 90-some pages…
Will a story once considered bad sci-fi by those who pretended to read it have more appeal as history? August 12, “Atlas Shrugged Part III: Who is John Galt” will…
John Stossel likes his accountant, but he explains in his latest column posted at Human Events why he wishes he didn’t have to hire an accountant. It’s tax time. I’m…
The right-wing pundits last night and today have been talking about one of Ayn Rand’s craziest blatherings. Yes, I am a big Rand fan, but I, too, thought she was…
The rash of crime in Kenilworth hit closer to home today. It wasn’t anything big – less than $1000 in damages. But it’s good. An eleven-year-old with whom I work…
In the season of gift-giving and year-end charitable contributions, you might appreciate John Stossel‘s latest column. Private charity is unquestioningly better than government efforts to help people. Government squanders money.…
Funny. I haven’t heard any Randroids capitalizing on the fact that the lights went out in New York.
In an earlier post, I asked you to invite a progressive date to see “Atlas Shrugged: Part II.” That is no longer necessary. You many now go out with the…