In his book entitled, Voltaire’s Bastards: The Dictatorship of Reason in the West, John Ralston Saul profiles certain technocrats from the latter-half of the 20th Century whose devotion to systems and theories have led our “promising” civil society down the path to perpetual war, economic tyranny, and pernicious dogma. Now, in the first decades of […]
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(*with proxy claims for equal human rights! Goes way beyond a “board” game.) Note: (All ECON sketches may be used pursuant to the Creative Commons License noted herein.)
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~ Reference: 1) http://dejavu-times.blogspot.com/2011/01/are-we-serfing-yet.html 2) http://dejavu-times.blogspot.com/2009/04/vc-bill-of-goods.html
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Why do so many resolute “defenders” of democracy and freedom seem convinced that freedom is a one-way street? Three examples from my own small community in recent years: • People should be able to say or display “whatever” in public places without restraint or complaint and if some don’t want to see or hear such
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In a nearby rural community, there has been a vigourous, ongoing discussion in the local paper about the headlines and pictures that “grace” the “Magazines at the Checkout Counter.” The initial complainant (a young mother with several young children frequently in tow) has been immensely relieved and gratified that the grocery store chose to heed
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▪ Free of civility so anyone can say anything in passionate defense of one-sidedness.1▪ Free to demand that the American eagle fly as a one-winged bird.2▪ Free of laws and regulations so every business and financial institution can be a profiteer and scrutineer unto itself.3▪ Free of memory so the re-cycling of “boom and bust”