There is an unequal effect when comparing capitalism and socialism, because both are based on different foundational principles.
Economy: Life, Liberty, and Money
Everything Economic
The economy is a fundamental tool of a successful nation. How the nation decides to organize its economic system can change much about how the overall society functions.
This category addresses key topics regarding economics systems, such as banking, the isolated class (financial elite), debt, the stock market, welfare, trade, inflation, and related subjects. We also often explore alternatives to the current economic system.
Rand Paul’s 2021 Festivus Report
Rand Paul released his 2021 Festivus Report for the year and it’s as great as always. Come see how your tax money funds gambling for pigeons.
Remember When The Fed Said That Inflation Is Transitory?
Either they’re really dumb or they’re really evil. Perhaps both.
Using Supply and Demand To Address Social Issues
Looking at social issues through a different kind of lens. Using supply and demand to address topics like abortion, immigration, and guns.
A Necessary Culture Change: From Consumption To Production
Why we must move from a consumption to production culture. Both from an individual mindset and a national mindset.
Global Supply Chain Collapse: The Solution (Tangible Consumption Assets)
Discussing alternatives to crypto and precious metals in the event of a global supply chain collapse. Introducing: Tangible Consumption Assets.
Don’t Trust The “Experts”: Federal Reserve Edition
I could stop making “expert” articles if the experts would just stop being idiots. But sadly, that’s not happening in this lifetime. This time with a special ‘Federal Reserve’ edition.
The Inevitable Crypto Ban Is Gearing Up
We all know it is inevitable. They will come for cryptocurrency. The only question is when and exactly how.
The Big Three Economic Systems
Addressing the different economic systems that a state can choose from. On market economy, planned economy, and negotiation economy.
Happily Residing In The Lower Economic Classes
Growing up in the lower class, moving to the middle class, and then experiencing the upper class. Why I prefer the lower economic classes.