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Hey, St. Louis Fed!… Go Tofurkey Yourself!

Posted on November 25, 2021 by MN Gordon

Here at the Economic Prism we believe individuals should be free to choose what they want in life, so long as they don’t commit aggression against another man’s person or property. By this, the St. Louis Fed’s free to eat fake turkey on Thanksgiving. We won’t stand in the way. Continue reading →

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How To Give Thanks Like Socrates

Posted on November 22, 2018 by MN Gordon

Ordinary ideals of Americana range as far and wide as the North American continent.  The valued conviction of one American vastly differs from that of another.  For example, someone from the Mid-Atlantic may have little connection with someone from the … Continue reading →

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Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell

Posted on November 28, 2014 by MN Gordon

Looking for ordinary ideals of Americana is like searching for consistencies 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 →

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As Good As It Gets

Posted on November 29, 2013 by MN Gordon

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 →

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