Far too often, victims of government regulations concede the moral principles involved. They simply disagree with how the principle is
Author: Brian Phillips
Choices and Affordable Housing
The advocates of affordable housing ignore two crucial factors that impact an individual’s economic opportunities. One of those factors is
Divide and Conquer
Environmentalists like to talk about thinking globally but act locally. The point is to think about the big picture but
Right to a Value
We often hear individuals proclaiming their right to a particular value, such as an education, a job, or health care.
Mussels and Muscles
Last week, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service listed the Texas hornshell mussel as an endangered species. The action threatens
Ninotchka
Sadly, contemporary comedic movies usually offer us a boring combination of juvenile antics and crude language. Fortunately, when we want
Cornerstone of Liberty
Cornerstone of Liberty: Property Rights in 21st Century America, by Timothy Sandefur and Christina Sandefur, presents a compelling story about
Conflicting “Rights”
There is a lot of fuzzy and imprecise thinking regarding rights. One of the most destructive consequences of this thinking