Imagining a better tomorrow — Policy and legislative reform proposals — Blog
For those interested in educational policy, I recommend reading the Cato Policy Report titled, Educational Pluralism and Social Conflict. The report shows how top-down educational planning causes social strife such as that facing the United States today, and provides examples of how other democratic nations have successfully reduced the intensity of this conflict by implementing […]
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Update: This post needs a lot more explanation than I initially provided. Basically, our “War on Drugs” has been a colossal failure. People die daily of drug overdoses. Drug crime has infested and corrupted every corner of our nation. The U.S. illegal drug market finances murder and mayhem throughout the rest of the world. Our
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According to the Online Etymology Dictionary, the word, “capitalism,” was invented by socialists in 1872 to provide a name for everything they opposed. The word has never been very clearly defined and has become essentially meaningless in current common usage. Both supporters and opponents of capitalism use the word to describe a variety of very
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