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Emptyage — Generation X Doesn't Want to Hear It

Mercantilists Knocking at our Door in Wisconsin

My friend, Dan, sent me a link to an Opinion piece in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel yesterday that is what I feel is wrong with the approach of "conservatives" in Wisconsin. As much as I would like to write a thorough critique of the article, I'll limit myself to a few short observations. Mr. Smith's article, Legislators should act to create jobs here, is here.

"As a Wisconsin native from Superior, I have witnessed the devastating impact of the exporting of jobs from a city that once prospered from the mining, railroad and shipping industries. As these jobs began to disappear over the last quarter-century, the population of the city declined as well. And my hometown is not an anomaly; instead, it is a microcosm of what is happening all across Wisconsin." Read more »

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@aaronbailey besides driving across Ohio, I consider that drive the most boring in the world...

Review & Outlook: Cain's Tax Mutiny - WSJ.com

Is today's money system convoluted (and corrupt)? Hell yeah...

Ever wonder how money is "created?" I did and have been trying to read about banking systems, central banking, decentralized banking, etc. Today I read the following from Murray Rothbard and want you to, too. Be careful. I have read the following passage three times and still keep shaking my head in disbelief. Many have criticized Rothbard as being an unrealistic anarchy-libertarian. That criticism may be valid, but one thing is for sure: if what he says is true (which I think it is), that facet of his personality is irrelevant. We have based our money supply on a house of cards and if large group of people get wind of it, we're in real trouble:

(Rothbard, Murray N. (2007). The Case Against the Fed (LvMI) (Kindle Locations 699-732). Ludwig von Mises Institute. Kindle Edition. http://amzn.com/B002AKKCEC)

Occupy Wall Street Protesters Make Demands

@RegoftheDay writes a great piece: "Occupy Wall Street Protesters Make Demands" http://t.co/jOsl1Pl4 Great job, Ryan!

Steve Jobs

Last American Who Knew What The Fuck He Was Doing Dies | The Onion - America's Finest News Source

Took me 15 hrs to find words that aptly describe what yesterday's news reminded me and made me feel: #fuckcancer - HT @aaronbailey

RT @stevenf: On Steve: http://t.co/7Kqwol6d

Another wonderful Jobs letter: RT @stephen_wolfram: #ThankYouSteve for the name "Mathematica", and for so much else. http://t.co/4ZM0J01V

Hopefully her effect will be minimal: RT @Drudge_Report: PALIN SAYS SHE COULD BE MORE EFFECTIVE AS OUTSIDER... http://t.co/XeJuAY4B

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