Coffee & Prohibition
Coffee prohibition throughout history and how it compares and contrasts to other, more lingering forms of prohibition presented by our resident Florida Man
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Category: Markets
Forget it–it’s Chicagotown
Just Say’n presents an analysis of Chicago’s financial failures and their languishing pension system–now with graphs and charts for the literary challenged!
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The (Small-l) Libertarian Case For a Non-Libertarian President
What is libertarianism’s best strategy to gain a legitimate amount of power nationally (and then happily cede it to the people)?
Sloopy believes there is a third, and overlooked, option.
My Take on the Obamacare Repeal – For Me, It’s Personal
The Other Kevin elaborates on the difficulties shopping for health insurance with a preexisting condition
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Life and economics on an escort forum
PieInTheSky does some much needed research so you don’t have to!
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Expats in Korea Get Drunk, Gamble. Evan Wins Cash, Bitches
Evan from Evansville and friends break the law. And nothing else happened.
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Who are the protectionists?
Just Say’n on how the president and his detractors are both trying to restrict trade.
Read MoreSingle Payer Healthcare – Part 2
mexican sharpshooter takes a rather cynical view of government involvement in health care. And just because you’re cynical, it doesn’t mean you’re wrong.
Read MoreSingle Payer Healthcare – What It Could Look Like
mexican sharpshooter on some of the complexities of Single Payer
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A charlatan, a Bagdhad Battery and a six year old pixie
mexican sharpshooter explores spanking, the NAP, and how to raise would-be libertarian females.
Read MoreTake That For Data
Rufus the Monocled with some stats and some sports!
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Deregulating the Maritime Domain – Part 3
The following article is adapted and abridged from a term paper I submitted for a Port Logistics and Management Course back in 2015. If anyone is interested in seeing the full article or a complete list of references, just ask. For obvious structural reasons, rather than stick with my original footnote format, I will be linking directly to the references where appropriate (but not linking to the same article multiple times).
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Deregulating the Maritime Domain – Part 2
The following article is adapted and abridged from a term paper I submitted for a Port Logistics and Management Course back in 2015. If anyone is interested in seeing the full article or a complete list of references, just ask. For obvious structural reasons, rather than stick with my original footnote format, I will be linking directly to the references where appropriate (but not linking to the same article multiple times).
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Deregulating the Maritime Domain – Part 1
LT Fish is a service-queer veteran. Some days they identify as a grunt and some days they identify as a squid. Just don’t call them a jarhead – that’s triggering! Currently on reserve status as a filthy contractor.
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Modeling U.S. Energy Policy
Part two of {|}===[|}:;:;:;:;:;:;:>’s exploration of the impact of energy regulation.
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A Taste of Honey
Honey is not an item one thinks about very often unless you are fermenting a tasty mead, or like to use the natural sweetener on your morning toast. But there are lessons to be learned from honey: the effects of tariffs and as a parallel to the drug war.
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Moonshine and Communism
PieInTheSky regales us with boozy history from his homeland–Romania!
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Why You’re Wrong about Healthcare
By Ken Shultz: “There are few things in the world more frustrating than talking to average people about healthcare, but surely one of them is talking to fellow libertarians about the problems with our healthcare system. This goes beyond frustration with the typical libertarian infighting.”
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Millennial Hipster Clothing Site to join Jet.com and Walmart Family
…and people are predictably upset about it.
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