The government has been a disaster for our health. And as he points out, it’s no coincidence that people who eat paleo tend to be libertarian. There’s a good reason for it.
Category Archives: Economics
Killing California
Destroying the economic hopes of low income people in order to stoke the self esteem of entitled Boomers is not Via Meadia’s idea of progressive politics, but that just goes to show how backwards we are by the exalted moral standards of the California elites.
The destruction of California isn’t a victimless crime. Millions of low income California residents are trapped in decaying cities where, thanks in large part to narcissistic green unicorn chasers, the manufacturing base has withered away. And anything that blights California, blights us all. America and the world need California back on line; the Golden State has too much to offer for anyone to remain indifferent to its fate.
Unfortunately, for now, the lunatics continue to run the asylum in Sacramento.
Fossil-Fuel Democrats
How they became an endangered species. This is going to be a key factor this fall.
Another Scandal In Unhappy Valley
I have some thoughts on the Jerry Sandusky affair. And Michael Mann…
Obama’s Dupes
Will the under-thirty voters get fooled again?
The Twilight Zone
When the Party of the Takers becomes bigger than the Party of the Providers.
Yes, Milos Forman
Of course Barack Obama is a socialist. You have to really be in willful denial of his entire true biography and reality to think otherwise.
Brian’s Latest Lunacy
Does anyone think that this insanely bigoted spew is worth responding to?
[Afternoon update]
By the way, for those wondering, this is a perfect example of how he got himself banned from the comments section here (one of the very few people that’s happened to). It must be terrible to go around filled with that much rage and hate.
The Boomers Versus The Young
Hey, kids, you’re being screwed by Mom and Dad. It’s amazing that young people are so misinformed that they vote for Democrats.
“The Worst Mistake Of The Human Race”
This essay by Jared Diamond is a quarter of a century old, but it’s still worth pondering, particularly as we now know much more about just how bad for our health grains are. I think, though, that he misses a key benefit of agriculture — the fact that it has allowed us to produce billions of people. Minds are a resource, even if we poorly utilize most of them. The more people we have, the likelier we are to come up with new true advances. I’m pretty sure that absent agriculture, technology would not have advanced much, and we’d be nowhere near the position we’re in now — about to finally expand off the planet, and attain the capability of preventing a species-destroying event.