Category Archives: capitalism

Everybody’s a Legislator

Posted on July 11, 2012 by timnerk

Making laws is no longer one man’s job. Not since we rebelled against the king. So why can presidents make executive orders? There is no provision in the Constitution for executive orders. There are no rules to limit executive orders. … Continue reading →

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A Word On Personal Responsibility

Posted on May 1, 2012 by timnerk

Letting someone take responsibility for themselves is the art of letting go. Let go of the idea that you are their answer. Let go of the idea that they won’t be able to survive. Let go of the fear that … Continue reading →

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On Protection

Posted on April 17, 2012 by timnerk

When government increases oversight and regulation, how does this protect anybody? Promoters of increased regulation assert that corporations and businesses won’t be able to get by with corruption if we impose oversight on them. The rationale, when regulation is discussed, … Continue reading →

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Why socialism’s “fairness” just doesn’t work.

Posted on January 27, 2012 by timnerk

An economics professor tests his class’ belief in socialism.

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