Fardels Bear

I recently read a piece by Anna Snyder with the wonderful title, “Why Do Historians Complicate Things?”

Because the world does not obey their ideology, libertarians prefer to send us to fictional places where their ideas actually work.

I love a good heist story.

Previous readers of this content may recall my main argument: the libertarian “freedom movement” failed to address racism in the post-World War II United States and often used libertarian arguments to hinder progress for African Americans.

“I can’t believe that!”

According to the American Economic Association: Economics can be defined in a few different ways.

It turns out I have more thoughts on Andrew Koppelman’s new book, Burning Down the House.

In his new book, Burning Down the House: How Libertarian Philosophy was Corrupted by Delusion and Greed, Andrew Koppelman, the John Paul Stevens Professor of Law at Northwestern University attempts to rescue libertarianism from itself by centering the work

Some religious traditions, most famously, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, practice the Baptism of the Dead.

A poem published right after South Carolina started the Civil War declaring they did it for “freedom.”