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I wonder what rights we’ll be forced to surrender so that our “leadership” and “intelligence agencies” can avoid another Afghanistan.

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@David_J_Bier Gosh, maybe he means he refuses to use the 25 cent coin when dealing with Iran. Your fatuous comment provides yet again another example of why I stopped supporting Cato after many years of support.

Our "Secretary of War" says the US will give "no quarter" to its enemies, meaning it will execute prisoners of war. This is exactly why I raised the issue of ignoring unethical orders. The legality of such an order is irrelevant to its morality.

Free markets allocate resources to those who serve customers best. Govt. allocates resources to those who lobby best.

Fate loves irony

Sharing an apartment, bathroom, or bed is a personal, vulnerable act of trust. When Brooke’s coach withheld the fact that her housemate was male, he violated that trust and denied her right to consent. Yet “progressives” are piling on this post, viciously shaming this young woman for her desire to live and sleep in a women-only space.   I remember when we encouraged young women to stand up for their rights. Now the left tells them their discomfort is bigotry—and that they must overcome it so males can feel comfortable in women’s spaces.   Gender ideology is one of the most regressive, anti-woman movements in the modern West.

The Soviet Union collapsed because central planners couldn't figure out if a nail factory should produce a million tiny nails or one giant nail. Without market prices, they had no clue what people actually wanted or needed. And this wasn't some quirky communist problem—it's the inevitable result of replacing voluntary exchange with bureaucratic guesswork. Every government program faces this exact same knowledge problem. The Fed sets interest rates without knowing the true time preferences of millions of savers and borrowers. Politicians allocate billions to "infrastructure" without any idea what roads, bridges, or broadband networks create real value versus political photo ops. But here's the beautiful irony: while bureaucrats stumble around in the dark, every single voluntary transaction in the market reveals precise information about human preferences and resource scarcity. Prices aren't just numbers—they're compressed knowledge signals that no central authority could ever replicate, no matter how many PhD economists they hire.

“It’s a bit like pronouns except we kill people.” @MightyHeaton is absolutely on 🔥 fire here:

Assistant AG Harmeet Dhillon: All 39 anti-ICE activists who stormed a church in Minnesota have been arrested

Listen to this public school teacher CALL OUT her union boss. "The president of our union held up the contract for everyone for his own personal gain." "I essentially begged my union to assist me and they left me on my own." She's calling on Florida to hold unions accountable.

I’m merely asking NY Times to treat the passing of a known terrorist with the same invective as they gave Rush Limbaugh.

The match is now going to sudden death, or as Canadians call it, “Free Health Care”.

“Peace is not the absence of conflict, but the ability to handle conflict by peaceful means.” — Ronald Reagan

Journalist Alex Newman delivers a flawless 90-second summary of the climate agenda: "The notion that CO₂ is pollution is absolutely preposterous... But from a totalitarian perspective, if you can convince people that CO₂ is pollution, there's no human activity that doesn't result in CO₂ emissions." "Every single aspect of your life, then, if we submit to the idea that CO₂ is pollution, then comes under the regulatory control of the people who claim to be saving us from pollution."

The flip flop on this issue is a bit crazy don’t ya think?

Every government program creates three things: 1. A new problem 2. A constituency that benefits from the problem 3. Bureaucrats whose careers depend on managing—not solving—it Then they ask for more funding.

Elon Musk to Don Lemon: "You want censorship so bad you can taste it."