When Everyone Is A Contrarian, Nobody Is

In Short, My Vision Of A Responsible Free Society Is One In Which We Discourage Evil, But Do Not Prohibit It. We Make Our Children And Students Aware Of The Consequences Of Drug Abuse And Other Forms Of Irresponsible Behavior. But After All Our Persuading, If They Still Want To Use Harmful Drugs, That Is Their Privilege. In A Free Society, Individuals Must Have The Right To Do Right Or Wrong, As Long As They Don't Threaten Or Infringe Upon The Rights Or Property Of Others. They Must Also Suffer The Consequences Of Their Actions, As It Is From Consequences That They Learn To Choose Properly

No One Spends Someone Elses Money As Carefully As He Spends His Own.

I Find It Ironic How New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg Is So Focused On Such Small Issues As Drink Sizes, While Ignoring The Massive Infrastructure Challenges In New York - Lousy Roads, Third-world Airports, Traffic Jams, Etc.

I've Felt For Some Time That Economics Needs To Be Taught Differently By Economists Who Actually Have Had Experience Making A Payroll Or Investing On Wall Street. When Economics Is Taught By Pure Academics, Watch Out.

Back In 1960, The Paper Dollar And The Silver Dollar Both Were The Same Value. They Circulated Next To Each Other. Today? The Paper Dollar Has Lost 95% Of Its Value, While The Silver Dollar Is Worth $34, And Produced A 2-3 Times Rise In Real Value. Since We Left The Gold Standard In 1971, Both Gold And Silver Have Become Superior Inflation Hedges.