Via Jim Wendler:
Why are you afraid to eat food? Eating doesn’t make you fat. Carbs don’t make you fat. Bad choices make you fat. Don’t make bad choices.
Apply that to everything, not just eating… good advice, huh?
Via Jim Wendler:
Why are you afraid to eat food? Eating doesn’t make you fat. Carbs don’t make you fat. Bad choices make you fat. Don’t make bad choices.
Apply that to everything, not just eating… good advice, huh?
Today, it comes from George Will’s column in the Washington Post
In 2008, Democrats ran as Not George Bush. In 2010, they ran as Democrats. Hence, inescapably, as liberals, or at least as obedient to liberal leaders. Hence Democrats’ difficulties.
When the Left is honest about what they really want to do, they lose national elections (and they win local ones in some places, which is how it should be).
…it’s childish to imagine that we can turn any aspect of our lives over to politicians without inevitably subjecting that aspect of our lives to politics.
There’s no need for any other argument against government action, is there?
From Don Boudreaux at Cafe Hayek.
Yes, egos are at work in markets. But egos are no less at work in the public sector. The big difference is that the egos at work in markets spend their own money and deal with other people consensually. The egos at work in government spend other people’s money and deal with other people at gunpoint.
From this fantastic article
I may be trying to piss up a rope here, but you guys have to get realistic about these things and quit letting the physique magazine/supplement industry make you stupid.
Read it all, please.
Don Boudreaux at Cafe Hayek says
Putting any part of the economy into the hands of politicians is like putting the space program into the hands of astrologers.
And no, I’m not surprised at Donna Edwards lack of intelligence.
Today’s QOtD comes from the awesome Karen De Coster.
But you see, veganism is all about hating people, hating progress, hating freedom, and hating life. They are all a bunch of depressed, angry, unhealthy, gaunt, bored pissants.
From Seth Godin’s blog today
You don’t have to like competition in order to understand that it exists. Your fair share isn’t going to be yours unless you give the public a reason to pick you.
From Bastiat
Everybody wishes to live at the expense of the state, but they forget that the state lives at the expense of everybody.
Fitting huh?
Reminder via Cafe Hayek