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Dropping Context 1

February 18, 2021 Brian Phillips Environmentalism, General

Many pundits are claiming that the state’s power problems this week show the failure of fossil fuels. These pundits are

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When “Rights” are Wrong, Part 3

February 17, 2021 Brian Phillips Housing

In Part 2, we examined how the alleged right to choose advocated by housing advocates actually destroys the freedom to

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When “Rights” are Wrong, Part 2

February 15, 2021 Brian Phillips Housing 3 comments

In Part 1, we saw that housing advocates are advocating four “rights” pertaining to housing. In this post, we will

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When “Rights” are Wrong, Part 1

February 12, 2021 Brian Phillips Communication, Housing One comment

Gresham’s Law holds that “bad” money drives out “good” money. For example, if legal tender laws declare that a one

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Jim Crow Redux

February 8, 2021 Brian Phillips General, Housing

In the late 19th and early 20th century, a series of laws were enacted, primarily in Southern states, that mandated

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The Pursuit of Happiness

February 5, 2021 Brian Phillips Blog Posts, General

The Texas Constitution was written to protect individual rights—the freedom of individuals to live as they choose, so long as

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The Law of Demanding Supply

February 3, 2021 Brian Phillips Housing, Property

The law of supply and demand is a fundamental economic truth. One of its tenets is that when the demand

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Modern-day Luddites

February 1, 2021 Brian Phillips Housing, Property

In the early nineteenth century, textile workers in Britain burned mills and destroyed equipment to protest the increasing use of

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