May 25
Dodgey Carnival of the Libertarians
Welcome to the May 25, 2008 edition of carnival of the libertarians. I hope you enjoy your stay here at Dodgeblogium. Even better we would like to see you return again & again.
Timothy Moreland presents Skip Bayless Encourages Congress to Interfere in BCS posted at timmorelandonline, saying, “This article refutes Sportswriter Skip Bayless’ appalling suggestion of using the Government to bring about an NCAA Football playoff.”
Adam Pieniazek presents War on Terror Ends! posted at Adam Pieniazek.
Jose DeJesus MD presents Cash Before Treatment - The Crisis in Medical Care Funding posted at Physician Entrepreneur, saying, “Dr. Jose DeJesus discusses the unsustainable current arrangement where large payers, including government, insurance, and large employers have negotiated payment rates that do not reflect real healthcare costs. Those who have limited benefit or no health insurance face rates that often reflect distortions created by these large payers, and mandated but unfunded costs. Finally, Dr. DeJesus suggests some alternatives to the current situation.”
APH presents How McCain or Obama Can Permanently Eliminate the Gas Tax, Cut Pork, Help the Environment, and Save Face posted at Market Urbanism, saying, “A radical free-market solution to the gas tax and oil dependency.”
Jason Hughey presents Part 1: The Truth Behind Kosovo - Introduction posted at Logical Consistency, saying, “A lot hangs in the balance when government policy ignores hard questions and/or answers them with lies. It’s time to revisit the United States involvement in the 1999 Kosovo intervention and find out what really happened.”
Michael Bass presents The End of White Tyranny posted at Debt Prison, saying, “Though whites have the ability to create wonderful societies, we do not possess the cleverness to maintain them.”
Leslie Carbone presents Naked X-Rays at BWI posted at Leslie Carbone.
Holly Ord presents posted at Menstrual Poetry.
The Whited Sepulchre presents Blog For Human Rights - May 15th, 2008 posted at The Whited Sepulchre, saying, “this post combines some old fashioned Norman Rockwell propaganda artwork with some contemporary photos illustrating the same topics.”
Holly Ord presents Welcome America, to the Second Vietnam posted at Menstrual Poetry.
blewsdawg presents We Just Keep Learning About The Lies, Don’t We? posted at InFrequently Asked Questions.
blewsdawg presents So Send ‘Em Back, Damn It! posted at InFrequently Asked Questions, saying, “So, now the courts know what many of us have known all along. The government screwed up, and has lied to cover it up, and fished around for justification.”
NotYourDaddy presents Alternative Energy and the Law of Unintended Consequences posted at Government is not your Daddy., saying, “The environmentalist lobby has been haranguing us for years about alternative energy sources. However, every alternative energy source comes with its own set of issues. Once its implemented, the environmentalists turn to attack the new energy source with the same fervor with which they previously promoted it.”
NotYourDaddy presents Leveraging Diversity the Right Way posted at Government is not your Daddy., saying, “There are many types of diversity. As a society, weve become much more focused on categorical diversity than individual diversity. We go to great lengths to acknowledge and embrace every category of diversity imaginable. But are we focusing on the right kind of diversity, and are we doing it in the right way?”
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And I wholeheartedly agree with Timothy Moreland about Skip Bayless. That guy was on talk radio in Dallas/Fort Worth for years. It was good to see him go.