Wealth Is Held By Individuals
Posted By Alan Partis on January 24, 2009
Virtually all wealth/money in our society belongs to individuals. In other words, the source of funding for virtually everything is ultimately the consumer.
Posted By Alan Partis on January 24, 2009
Virtually all wealth/money in our society belongs to individuals. In other words, the source of funding for virtually everything is ultimately the consumer.
Posted By Alan Partis on January 24, 2009
Crisis is routinely identified as a core mechanism of fascism because it short-circuits debate and democratic deliberation.
Posted By Alan Partis on January 23, 2009
Most people will identify themselves with one side of the spectrum or the other.
Posted By Alan Partis on January 23, 2009
I read something this morning that truly tickled me … almost to the point of laughing out loud. At the time I said to myself, “Now that’s the funniest thing I’ve heard all day! Well, except for that guy I heard on XM Radio’s Laugh USA channel and that comment I made earlier this morning, […]
Posted By Alan Partis on January 17, 2009
They are essentially saying that electric cars don’t make good financial sense, and won’t do so in our lifetimes, but they still think that governments should spend billions upon billions to push them through anyway.
Posted By Alan Partis on January 7, 2009
I’m saying that liberals ARE anti-American in that America stands for liberty and free markets (at least that’s how we were founded) and liberals are very much against that. They really desire slavery, which, by definition, is the forced labor of one person for the benefit of someone else.
Posted By Alan Partis on January 2, 2009
One thing that troubles me is the apparent underlying assumption that he seems to be making. That is that a ‘job’ is something to which we have some sort of right. As someone who has employed people in the past, and hopes to employ people in the future, I have found there is often a great deal of confusion about ‘ownership’ of a job.
Posted By Alan Partis on November 13, 2008
It seems to me that housing would very quickly fix itself if the market were just allowed to take its natural course: homeowners default on mortgages, get foreclosed, banks sell asset at a loss to investors, who turn around and rent the house (possibly even back to the original resident).
Posted By Alan Partis on November 7, 2008
When we saw oil price increases of $5 in a single day, that wasn’t due to supply/demand — that’s speculation and/or political hysteria.
Posted By Alan Partis on October 31, 2008
One of the popular solutions often put forth on how to ‘fix’ health care in the US is this one: if you’re required to have car insurance, why not health insurance?