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Saint Augustine Youth Action Group: July 12, 2009
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Saint Augustine Youth Action Group. A group of under thirties dedicated to positive change in the community and the nation. Stunning Gaul : Bush v. Posse Comitatus. What is Posse Comitatus? When was it passed? It was passed June 18, 1878 after the reconstruction that followed the Civil War. When was it repealed? It was partially repealed in 2006, but it was completely done away with in 2008. This means that the insurrection act is what is now in effect. What does that mean exactly? Another thing to do, t...
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Capital Reward: April 2007
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Liberty, Low-Carb and Heavy Metal for all! Sunday, April 22, 2007. Well, I'm extremely proud to say that I've been a low-carber for one year today. Thank you, thank you. In this time period, I've lost 40 pounds, 4 inches of waist-line, and a 22 year old curse of chubbiness. Breaking this curse is by far my greatest accomplishment. Losing the weight was easy. Just stick to the plan and stay motivated by the moving scale. Posted by Francis St-Pierre. Links to this post. Tuesday, April 17, 2007. One questio...
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Saint Augustine Youth Action Group: Some Blogs You Might Find Interesting
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Saint Augustine Youth Action Group. A group of under thirties dedicated to positive change in the community and the nation. Some Blogs You Might Find Interesting. Follow me on twitter @StAugYAction. Anyways. Http:/ 365daysofactivism.blogspot.com/. I just wanted to point our a blogger that might inspire you. They are both a teacher and a blogger, and their blog is great! Their posts are not as frequent as they once were, but I think that they just need a nudge in the right direction with some comments.
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Philosophy, et cetera: Institutional Rights
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Philosophy, et cetera. Providing the questions for all of life's answers. Saturday, May 20, 2006. According to my indirect utilitarianism. We should institute whatever legal rights would best promote human flourishing. Legal rights derive. Whatever normativity they have from this consequentialist foundation. We have no reason to believe in such entities as "natural rights" - they are at once metaphysically mysterious and ethically inadequate. Moreover, it would be fetishistic. Moreover, it is a contingent.
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Where Eugenics Goes Wrong: The Implications of Comparative Advantage, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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Notes on Capital, Vol. 1 | Mind Your Business
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Notes on Capital, Vol. 1. Notes on Capital, Vol. 1. 8220;You’ve got to understand Marx on his own terms.” David Harvey. Combined with some few scattered lectures on the topic, most prominently those of David Harvey. Because actually reading an foundational economic text is a bit of an undertaking for me, I’ll keep notes here as my understanding progresses. My reaction to David Harvey’s introductory lecture. Chapter 1, Section 1. The Two Factors of a Commodity: Use Value and Value. Chapter 1, Section 2.
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Robert Reich’s arguments against “paid-what-you’re-worth” are a garble. | Mind Your Business
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Notes on Capital, Vol. 1. Robert Reich’s arguments against “paid-what-you’re-worth” are a garble. Robert Reich’s arguments are curiously poor for a former cabinet member. Okay, so we’re comparing. Is the former Secretary of Labor under Bill Clinton. Who has made waves on the internet with provocative YouTube videos. Assailing income inequality and other apparent economic problems in America. His arguments generally have ready responses. That workers are generally. 8220;paid what their worth”. According t...
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Capitalism Creates Scarcity of resources Artificially? A Rebuttal. | Mind Your Business
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Notes on Capital, Vol. 1. Capitalism Creates Scarcity of resources Artificially? I’ve lately frequented the facebook page called. Still Laughing at ‘Anarcho’-capitalism. Which is maintained by self-described anti-capitalist anarchists. They believe the that phrase. Is an oxymoron, and, as far as I can tell, they believe the that the phrase. Is redundant. Hence, they feel no need to specify the flavor of Anarchy to which they subscribe. I’ll call them. Redundant as that may be. The illusion of abundance.
