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October 7, 2025
October 6, 2025
Communism = bad
Why so many don't see it escapes my understanding. Also, socialism basically = communism. People are voting for that in the United States of America. What is wrong with you people?
July 23, 2025
July 17, 2024
January 5, 2024
Why the jobs report is actually pretty bad
These supposedly 'good' numbers are not actually good numbers when you look even a little bit closer.
December 9, 2023
BlackRock forcing behaviors (bad behaviors)
Forcing behavior is coercion. It's legally wrong, it's morally wrong, and BlackRock reflects that evil.
July 19, 2023
Bank of Canada bonuses for bad work
I just mentioned that Canada is not in good shape economically. But the Bank of Canada, despite missing a lot of obvious signs along the way (signs people with a modicum of economic knowledge could see coming), was still giving out raises and bonuses. Why?
May 11, 2023
Crony capitalism is bad capitalism
If your socialist worldview about capitalism is bad, it might be because the capitalism you have been exposed to has been crony capitalism. Crony capitalism is bad capitalism. In fact it's not really capitalism at all. It is bad though, fascist level bad. Here's why (while this does go off on some tangential lines, it covers a lot of good points that all deserve deeper dives):
July 7, 2021
Was Bill Barr a good Trump AG?
Here's a brief comparison of his good and bad as Attorney General (AG) for president Trump.
December 5, 2018
Also while you weren't looking: trying to foil Brexit
I’ve said some hard things on this page about the 45th president, but credit where it’s due: He’d never have come back with the miserable deal that Prime Minister Theresa May is trying to sell to an incredulous British public. The famous dealmaker saw right away what had happened. “It sounds like a good deal — for the European Union,” he told reporters as details emerged.For once, Donald Trump was guilty of understatement. This is the sort of deal that a country signs when it has lost a war. Under its terms, Britain will remain subject to all the costs and obligations of EU membership, but will give up its vote, its voice and its veto. In Brussels, they crow that the sole change, for at least two and probably four years, will be that the U.K. loses its Commissioner, its Members of the European Parliament and its vote when the EU makes decisions. If the remaining 27 members now pass a measure deliberately designed to harm British interests — to shift business from London to Frankfurt, say — the U.K. will have to apply it.And at the end of that “implementation period”? The original idea, as the name “implementation period” suggests, was that the U.K. and the EU would use it implement a comprehensive trade relationship. In practice, they haven’t begun work on such a relationship, and the EU now has no incentive even to start.Why? Because of the so-called “Northern Ireland backstop.” Unbelievably, British negotiators have agreed that they will remain within the EU’s tariff walls, and contract out their trade policy to Brussels, unless and until the EU side is satisfied that there don’t need to be physical checks at the Irish border.
