"Without mines, we'd be stuck in an undeveloped world, stripped of the resources that fuel our progress. Every ounce of metal pulled from the Earth drives the engines of innovation and builds the foundation of modern life." -Mr. Uppy

Absolutely.

People think that the value of a high-trust society is being able to leave your laptop unattended in a coffee shop for 5 min or leaving your bike unlocked when you go into a store, but it goes far deeper than that. When you pay for a service, you receive the service that you

Also minus the likability.

Waste no more time doing this.

A tax on aspiration.

One makes the other two unattainable.

“particularly in the financial sector the right to privacy, the right to a fair trial, the innocence presumption, the right to property, the right to not be discriminated/profiled and the right to access to health care, universal services (via a the right to a bank account) are

Pretenses dropping!

Free speech is for underdogs. Progressives run things so they oppose it.

It is inconceivable that anyone in the U.S. regime would say anything like this, but you'd know something had changed if they did: "The United States has learned with sorrow and outrage of the arrest of Pavel Durov in France and the ongoing threats -- including from a former

Scott Adams Progressives never favored free speech. It’s a libertarian idea and they replaced the libertarian model in 1913. They pretended to support free speech until they gained power. Not pretending anymore.

Walz is bizarro world George Babbitt.

Huma Abedin: Hillary only lost in 2016 because of "sexism"

The guy who stole the Human Action podcast joins Tom Woods. youtube.com/watch?v=lqi506…

Oil down, commodities down, gold up. The economy is much weaker than it looks. via Bloomberg

The political class is actually quite small.