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“Ultimately whatโs happening is irresponsible in addition to unreasonable. Letโs stop penalizing Chinese businesses for having the temerity to operate under less than ideal political conditions. Theyโre more like we are than most want to admit.” ~ John Tamny
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“So letโs stop pretending that our policies have been rational and need to be phased out, as if they once had a purpose. They should have been reversed summarily in March and acknowledged to be a mistake, perpetrated by statisticians with erroneous computer models. Instead we were subject to six months of hell, all beautifully…
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“Our civilization is threatened not by this virus, but by deeply flawed reasoning in how it ought to be managed. Unless we make clear to our politicians and our fellow citizens that they are wrong, and that our ability to engage in activities and pursuits that are critical to our well-being is not negotiable, we…
“When we take account of the full costs of lockdowns and related mandates, including the pernicious precedents these inevitably set, itโs clear that the lowest-cost โ the best โ source of protection against disease such as Covid-19 is personal responsibility.” ~ Donald J. Boudreaux & Lyle D. Albaugh
“If the paternalistic policies and the ideological arrogance and intolerance behind these counterrevolutionaries against freedom and the free market fully prevail, the liberty that we still possess will be even more greatly curtailed than at present, as those who call for the ‘social responsibility’ of business restrict our remaining freedom to choose.” ~ Richard M.…
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“A news outlet that posted a bond with a third party that would be forfeited if it insisted on publishing anything factually wrong, or crossed the line between journalism and punditry, could create the sort of trust that people once had in the New York Times and other papers of record, all of which essentially…
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“The virus will vanish from the public mind as viruses do: inauspiciously as our clever immune systems incorporate its properties into our internal resistance codes. But we will have another struggle facing us in the years ahead concerning what precisely we are going to tolerate from our state officials and how much of a priority…
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“Free to Choose holds up very well even after forty years. Friedmanโs analysis still holds, and itโs interesting to see (for example) how the rhetoric of the opposition to educational choice hasnโt really changed. Free to Choose does more than show that freedom works. It explains why, and it does so memorably.” ~ Art Carden
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“Everyone is blaming everyone else for external behaviors โ social disapproval eliminates the need for police enforcement โ with a targeted goal of perfect compliance. This was set in motion when the government made a bald, difficult-to-disprove assertion โ ‘together, we can stop death’ โ and built-in a dissent-silencing mechanism: ‘we are trying to save…
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“The Trump economy was ruined. Look whatโs happened on his watch! All just in time for the election. And especially in the more Democrat-controlled states.” ~ Daniel B. Klein
โข
“Ultimately whatโs happening is irresponsible in addition to unreasonable. Letโs stop penalizing Chinese businesses for having the temerity to operate under less than ideal political conditions. Theyโre more like we are than most want to admit.” ~ John Tamny
โข
“So letโs stop pretending that our policies have been rational and need to be phased out, as if they once had a purpose. They should have been reversed summarily in March and acknowledged to be a mistake, perpetrated by statisticians with erroneous computer models. Instead we were subject to six months of hell, all beautifully…
โข
“Our civilization is threatened not by this virus, but by deeply flawed reasoning in how it ought to be managed. Unless we make clear to our politicians and our fellow citizens that they are wrong, and that our ability to engage in activities and pursuits that are critical to our well-being is not negotiable, we…
“When we take account of the full costs of lockdowns and related mandates, including the pernicious precedents these inevitably set, itโs clear that the lowest-cost โ the best โ source of protection against disease such as Covid-19 is personal responsibility.” ~ Donald J. Boudreaux & Lyle D. Albaugh
“If the paternalistic policies and the ideological arrogance and intolerance behind these counterrevolutionaries against freedom and the free market fully prevail, the liberty that we still possess will be even more greatly curtailed than at present, as those who call for the ‘social responsibility’ of business restrict our remaining freedom to choose.” ~ Richard M.…
โข
“A news outlet that posted a bond with a third party that would be forfeited if it insisted on publishing anything factually wrong, or crossed the line between journalism and punditry, could create the sort of trust that people once had in the New York Times and other papers of record, all of which essentially…
โข
“The virus will vanish from the public mind as viruses do: inauspiciously as our clever immune systems incorporate its properties into our internal resistance codes. But we will have another struggle facing us in the years ahead concerning what precisely we are going to tolerate from our state officials and how much of a priority…
โข
“Free to Choose holds up very well even after forty years. Friedmanโs analysis still holds, and itโs interesting to see (for example) how the rhetoric of the opposition to educational choice hasnโt really changed. Free to Choose does more than show that freedom works. It explains why, and it does so memorably.” ~ Art Carden
โข
“Everyone is blaming everyone else for external behaviors โ social disapproval eliminates the need for police enforcement โ with a targeted goal of perfect compliance. This was set in motion when the government made a bald, difficult-to-disprove assertion โ ‘together, we can stop death’ โ and built-in a dissent-silencing mechanism: ‘we are trying to save…
โข
“The Trump economy was ruined. Look whatโs happened on his watch! All just in time for the election. And especially in the more Democrat-controlled states.” ~ Daniel B. Klein
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