Showing posts with label socialism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label socialism. Show all posts

12 October 2011

Some #OccupyWallStreet Coverage


On my new blog for the new book project How Many Borders Would You Like With That Socialism? I note how these "new" movement types are really the same old thieves recycling the same old crap.
Occupy Wall Street: Let's Party Like It's 1884
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I suspected that the #OccupyWallStreet crowd would continue to recycle the same old tricks from the 1800s. If you read any "news" source that says anything this ensemble of street theater clowns is doing is new, just stop reading and block the site from your Google results.
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13 August 2010

San Francisco: A Free Market in Parking Begins

Human Transit: san francisco: a free market in parking begins:
American parodies of San Francisco as leftist and socialist may soon need some revision. San Francisco will soon have the most libertarian, free-market parking policy in the nation. And it should become easier to find parking.

Conventional American policy says that parking should be made available at subsidized discounts, or even for free. The fact is, 12 square meters of real estate in a dense city has a land value, and that means it has a fair rental value. What's the value? Easy. Ask the market.
via Reason Morning Links

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30 July 2010

Ridley Scott's Robin Hood: Men in Tights it Ain't


New at Reason: Cathy Young on Ridley Scott’s Robin Hood


. . . Cathy Young reviews the recent movie Robin Hood and explains why the Robin Hood of myth and folklore probably has much more in common with the “libertarian rebel” played by Russell Crowe than the medieval socialist of the “rob from the rich, give to the poor” cliché.

Cathy Young, at Libertarian leaning Reason magazine, has an insightful review of the latest Robin Hood remake. She also shines some light on the criticism from Karina Longworth of The Village Voice, who complained: “instead of robbing from the rich to give to the poor, this Robin Hood preaches about ‘liberty’ and the rights of the individual” and battles against “government greed.” Young goes back to the ballads of auld to point out how this new Robin Hood is closer to the legend.

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