Milton Friedman Supported the Citizen Dividend

I recently stumbled upon this article which described Milton Friedman’s support of the citizen dividend. The citizen dividend is a way of admitting that economic injustice exists and will persist. It is the mother of all class action law suits. It is the most universal, uniform, and most effective social program. It is the most flat, [...]

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Wall Street Buys Out “Occupy Wall Street”

The Tea Party started out as a non-partisan grass roots movement against the banker bailouts and the corporate agenda of the Bush administration. It was co-opted by the GOP and turned into a partisan movement approved by Wall Street and the corporate media. Occupy Wall Street started out as a non-partisan grass roots movement against [...]

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Give Thanks to the Homeless

I was once a Republican and a Libertarian, the people who sneered at the homeless as a burden on the economy. Little did I realize until I studied economics and became a Georgist that the homeless man was actually the one person in our economy who was helping me afford the cost of living. The [...]

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Occupy Wall Street and Honest Kucinich

I was watching some of the coverage of Occupy Wall Street. I noticed the mainstream media had limited coverage and coverage of protestors who didn’t make much sense. I noticed the Russia Today (RT) coverage had coverage of the diverse nature of the crowd and coverage of protestors who made sense, including comments from an [...]

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Agrarian Justice beyond Henry George’s Single Tax

This article is still in rough draft form and will be edited. It is being published now for early feedback. The Basics in a Nutshell 1. A tax on labor is slavery. Slavery is unnecessary to fund government when public wealth, such as the supply and demand of land and natural resources and the origination [...]

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