UBI cannot work due to it’s expensiveness and much more.
Tag: economy
Arizona Welcomes Opportunity
I love my home state of Arizona for many reasons, and believe in much of what the governor is doing. In this post I will touch on… Read more “Arizona Welcomes Opportunity”
The Problem Explained- National Debt
71 percent of Americans agree that the national debt should be a top three priority for the United States. As I write this post, the United States… Read more “The Problem Explained- National Debt”
Picking Winners and Losers
I will give you the short version- Corporate welfare is the government picking winners and losers. It is not the government’s job to pick winners and losers,… Read more “Picking Winners and Losers”
Macron and Trump
United States president Donald Trump has often flustered other world leaders, and people who would like to work towards a more globalized world. President Trump, a self… Read more “Macron and Trump”
It all Has a Cost- Healthcare
Nothing is free. Even if it was free to one person, somebody had to pay for it. In fact, most actions have multiple costs! With everything, there… Read more “It all Has a Cost- Healthcare”
Interpretive Myths- Intellectual Property
Intellectual Property (IP) is currently commonplace in western countries, like the United States. The first defense of IP that I was familiar with was provided by Ayn… Read more “Interpretive Myths- Intellectual Property”
END THE FED
“The Federal Reserve should be abolished because it is immoral, unconstitutional, impractical, promotes bad economics, and undermines liberty. It’s destructive nature makes it a tool of tyrannical… Read more “END THE FED”
Discriminatory Taxing
Observations: There are still 7 tax brackets Why should someone who makes more pay a greater percentage? This discriminates between people of higher incomes and people of… Read more “Discriminatory Taxing”
Puerto Rican Statehood
Recently, Puerto Rican voters again backed U.S. statehood in its fifth referendum of the sort. Due to a boycott of the election, voter turnout was at a low of 23 percent. Of this 23 percent, 834,000 voted for U.S. statehood, followed by 7,800 votes for free association and 6,800 to maintain it’s current territorial status. It is clear from these results and other data that Puerto Rico needs a change.
