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Lately, both parties have been eager to subsidize politically connected businesses.
Why, in a high-crime neighborhood, did politicians go after just one business where the owner did everything politicians requested?
In the real world, we put a price on life all the time. In my new video, Ken Feinberg explains how he does that.
Now that Trump's president, and getting lots of criticism from the media, he's started calling speech that he doesn't like "illegal."
The media act like government is the most important part of life. It isn't. Fortunately, most of life, and the best of life, happens outside government.
Eight states now ban retail sales of dogs, cats and rabbits. Animal activists want the bans extended to all states.
Why do people spread misinformation about today's generations being worse off when they're clearly so much better off?
This month, my channels reached a billion views, and I am often surprised by which videos you choose to watch.
"The world is much safer now than it was when you and I grew up. Drunk driving is way down. Crime is way down. Kids are *much* less likely to be harmed."
We're deep in debt. The feds should at least lease unused land. Washington bureaucrats don't need to control half the West.
Jonathan Haidt argues that smartphones and social media have "rewired childhood" and made kids more anxious and depressed.
Lots of parents abuse kids, even when they are on Child Protective Services' radar.
"Attention spans are declining," says psychologist Jonathan Haidt. "Levels of anxiety, depression, self-harm were pretty stable ... all of a sudden, the rates go way up, especially for girls."
"We have to continue to elect more socialists, and we have to ensure we are unapologetic about our socialism," says Zohran Mamdani.
Zohran Mamdani mocks those of us who fear socialism. But socialism doesn't bring a dignified life. It never has. It's wrecked lives wherever it's been tried.
A competitive market helps consumers much more than licensing laws ever will. If such laws were once needed (they weren't), they definitely aren't needed now. But politicians always want more control over us.
People on the right generally defend capitalism, but today, a growing number agree with the left.
You give environmental groups billions, but do you think your money goes to "doing good," like cleaning up rivers or parks? Most of Big E spends very little on that.
Whatever you think about capitalism, few people question the claim that unions help workers. But I will.
This weekend, as you watch the rockets glare and bombs bursting in air, consider the fireworks a reminder that freedom isn't granted by government. It's something that must be protected from government.
