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The Biggest Mistake People Make

Posted on March 25, 2011 by D3 Support

If you asked me what the biggest mistake people make is, I’d answer as follows: The biggest mistake people make is trying to control, or expecting to control, others. Nobody expects to be able to control the weather. Nobody expects … Continue reading →

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Business Owners Are People Too

Posted on February 6, 2011 by D3 Support

Fox News reports: “Government has a responsibility to make the U.S. the best place in the world to do business, but companies have a responsibility to invest in the nation’s future by keeping jobs here, hiring American workers and paying … Continue reading →

Posted in Daily Dose of Reason, Ethics

Michelle Obama: Individualist?

Posted on February 3, 2011 by D3 Support

Michelle Obama stunned many of her supporters when she recently said, “Charlotte [NC] is a city marked by its southern charm, warm hospitality, and an ‘up by the bootstraps’ mentality that has propelled the city forward as one of the … Continue reading →

Posted in Daily Dose of Reason, Ethics

Capitalism is Peaceful, Socialism is Force

Posted on January 26, 2011 by D3 Support

Paul Krugman, the intellectual apostle of liberal-left socialism in the United States, recently wrote the following in The New York Times: “One side of American politics considers the modern welfare state . . . morally superior to the capitalism red … Continue reading →

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Liberals Don’t Hate Money, They Hate Capitalism

Posted on January 23, 2011 by D3 Support

The hypocrisy, inconsistency and general idiocy of our age — a “liberal” age — knows no limits. Consider liberal/socialist outrage over Walmart. Walmart, liberals argue, is greedy and exploits its workers by not paying them what they consider enough. How … Continue reading →

Posted in Daily Dose of Reason, Ethics

The Unreasonable Don’t Have Reasons

Posted on January 12, 2011 by D3 Support

Rush Limbaugh made an excellent point, in reference to the killer in the Arizona shootings: ‘One of the first acts of insanity is to take an obviously deranged kid, insane, irrational, and try to analyze him with sanity and rationality.” … Continue reading →

Posted in Daily Dose of Reason, Ethics

Spending Cuts Matter More than Tax Cuts

Posted on December 17, 2010 by D3 Support

Congress is prepared to pass yet another trillion dollar pork spending bill. The question arises, “How can they? Did they not hear the Americans vote against Big Government spending in the last election?” Of course they did. But they also … Continue reading →

Posted in Daily Dose of Reason, Ethics

Compassion for the Violent?

Posted on December 16, 2010 by D3 Support

The interesting thing about the attempted shooting of an entire school board in Florida (during a public meeting) is the reaction of one of the victims. In a press conference following the incident, I watched a school board official — … Continue reading →

Posted in Daily Dose of Reason, Ethics

Why the Era of Big Government is Not Yet Over

Posted on December 1, 2010 by D3 Support

Under a dictatorship, it’s easy to blame the dictator for all the pain and trouble in the society under his rule. In a democratic republic, you have to blame the people who vote for the reprehensible leaders. Let me explain. … Continue reading →

Posted in Daily Dose of Reason, Ethics

In Obama’s War: Set Your Enemy Free

Posted on November 20, 2010 by D3 Support

When Obama assumed the Presidency, he promised “change.” For the most part, he gave us more — a lot more — of the same socialism and deficit spending we got under the Bush Administration. One area in which Obama has … Continue reading →

Posted in Daily Dose of Reason, Ethics

Is Guilt Useful?

Posted on October 21, 2010 by D3 Support

Q: You wrote that guilt and shame are not good motivators. But aren’t they useful if you have, in fact, done something wrong? A: If somebody did something deliberately to harm you, then what kind of person do you think … Continue reading →

Posted in Daily Dose of Reason, Ethics

Shame Can’t Shame

Posted on October 19, 2010 by D3 Support

Shame and guilt are never good motivators. When the person is guilty of something bad, he must have lacked a conscience, so it’s too late for motivation by shame and guilt. If a person is guilty of nothing wrong, then … Continue reading →

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