Tag Archives: freedom
Confessions of a Compulsive Scribbler
The annual company holiday party was held over the weekend at Steak ‘n Stein. As President and Founder, we were compelled to offer some remarks. What follows is an extract of our impractical ramblings… To begin, 2013 was another dreadful … Continue reading
As Good As It Gets
Searching for ordinary ideals of Americana is like looking for consistency in the Affordable Care Act statute. They simply don’t exist. The valued conviction of one American vastly differs from that of another. One may celebrate adventures in mysticisms. Another … Continue reading
Stunting the Lives of Millions
An extraordinary occurrence took place last Friday. Congress let a temporary $5 billion food stamp stimulus from the 2009 Recovery Act expire. We can’t recall ever hearing of a federal program becoming smaller. Can you? As a result, one in … Continue reading
Property Confiscation Is Coming
Outright property confiscation by governments is something that’s ardently disparaged here at the Economic Prism. There’s no justification we can rationalize for state sponsored theft. This includes penalizing those who are young and healthy with a disproportionate burden of a … Continue reading
