I originally wrote about this on my original blog here, but now this controversy is back in news headlines on this day, which prompts me to re-post my original thoughts on the problem when it originally occurred back in the summer of 2017. Recently, one of the biggest headlines has …
I originally wrote this post on my former blog on August 9, 2017, but it is still relevant even today. The consensus, even among those who advocate for small government, seems to be that government needs to create, regulate, and control things such as roads and water lines. I’ll focus …
Yesterday I saw an advertisement about this ballot that is trying to undo AB 5, a California law that would violate the rights and liberties of drivers of app-based services like Uber Eats, Lyft, DoorDash and the like to operate as independent contractors. These drivers are providing services that the …
A few days ago, I received an email from the American Association of Physicians and Surgeons(AAPS) stating their intent to sue the FDA to end its arbitrary restrictions on Hydroxychloroquine(HCL). I find this to be the perfect example to express the importance of letting liberty prevail even when inconvenient or …
I originally drafted the following prediction(s) on my computer on June 1, 2020. The protests, riots, looting etc. in the aftermath of the murder of George Floyd have resulted in a violation of social distancing guidelines. As such, the CDC, WHO, Anthony Fauci, Mainstream Media, politicians and other vested interests …
For many years, probably most of my adult life, I have always had an eerie feeling about big cities, especially living in them. They are overcrowded, super expensive (over priced in my humble opinion), polluted, and most of all, unsafe. I also must note that the vast majority of American …