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By kyle, 28 days ago

America's Economy, Part 38.

By now I'm sure most of you have heard/read that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are being bought out by the federal government. You might ask, 'What does that mean?' - fortunately, this article has summed it up quite nicely with its first line:

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By kyle, 4 months and 22 days ago

On Water Shortages

Someone mentioned this in a political community I am active in:

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By kyle, 4 months and 23 days ago

In re Marriage Cases

Many readers of this blog know that I am a libertarian-leaning person who is more accurately described as an anarcho-capitalist. It seems worthwhile to comment on In re Marriage Cases, the soon-to-be landmark case overturning the ban on same-sex marriages in the state of California. There are many opinions on the subject, and while I support the results of the case, I generally do not support state-sanctioned marriage clauses as ultimately I view such policies as attempting to legislate and arbitrate morality. I will discuss the case and marriage in general in a categorical fashion.

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    • tyler: The worst thing about bailouts is even if they end up being profitable for the taxpayers (we won't know for five years whether the bear stearns buyout was +ev - the govt made money bailing out Chrysler in the late 1970s) is that they have no corrective element. Yeah - the executives and their...
  • America's Economy, Part 38.:
    • tyler: yes we haven't seen the worst of it (a particularly scary development is warren buffet announcing he is getting out of the business of selling banks fdic excess deposit account insurance), in all fairness, it should also be noted that deregulation of energy and commodities markets certainly contributed to our current situation along with the...
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