A common argument of proponents of state intervention and funding is science, research and development - the state is said to be effective in research because it is able to raise money for something the private sector would […]
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Label: fateful conceit
Ownership is the basis of freedom, Mr Orte
In the discussion around the clinic, the Marxist term "personal" property appeared. Jakub Ort defends his position on his A2larm article - but it's the same thing we already know about walking […]
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Your body is state property
That your body is yours - and therefore it should be your right to decide how to deal with it, is a matter of course for many people. Why would you […]
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Nuclear chess: why is it necessary to break CEZ?
Politics, not a prudent economic and business decision - this was the completion of the Temelín nuclear power plant. However, this is an important policy - various stakeholders can gain […] thanks to the completion contract.
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Christmas award - again
I haven't written anything in a long time. I had nothing to write - after 160 articles, the topics begin to repeat. Politicians are still doing the same nonsense, "economists" are promoting the same nonsense, and different whisperers continue to […]
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On checkouts and weekends
Here person "A" wants to buy something at the weekend. Person "B" wants to sell it - even on the weekend. And person "C" can sell it - even on the weekend. Everyone can, they want, […]
Read moreFeeling of superiority
Proponents of capitalism and the free market are often cursed by interventionists into elites who want to help only the richest ten and impoverish others. Nothing could be further from the truth, especially if it takes into account, […]
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