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Cordial and Sanguine, Part 30: Armistice Among the Bleeding Hearts
Two final posts in the Cato Unbound symposium, one from Matt Zwolinski and one from me.
Charles and Gary Interviewed
GARY (chartier and charles) JOHNSON 2012. (Sorry.)
Check out two recent interviews, one with Charles and Gary and one just with Charles.
Cordial and Sanguine, Part 29: Groundpounders at More War
The BHL land symposium continues with new contributions from Kevin Carson, Eric Mack, David Schmidtz, and Fred Foldvary.
Cordial and Sanguine, Part 28: Groundpounders at War
This land is your land
this land is my land
looks like one of us
has a fake deed to this land
— Dave Barry (?)
This is a fertile land, and we will thrive.
We will rule over all this land,
and we will call it … ‘This Land.’ — Wash
In addition to the Cato Unbound symposium on bleeding-heart libertarianism, there’s also a symposium on land rights going on over at the actual Bleeding Heart Libertarians site. So far there’ve been contributions by Eric Mack, Hillel Steiner, David Schmidtz, Fred Foldvary, Zachary Gochenour, and now your humble correspondent.
And there’s more to follow, including an upcoming contribution from our own Kevin Carson.
Money Changes Everything
I just saw Michael Sandel on The Colbert Report expressing outrage at the idea of allowing votes, citizenship, and improved prison cells to be marketable commodities.
I don’t have much of a dog on either side of this fight, since the three institutions he mentions (at least in anything like their present form) are all ones I think should be abolished. So Sandel’s question moves me about as much as the question “should the right to beat one’s slaves be a marketable commodity”?