Statism - Michael DeVinney

The Chains of Intervention

True prosperity arises from unpolluted economics—an unhampered, freely functioning market. When private property and voluntary exchange are respected, wealth and … Read the rest

The Meltdown of Wealth

The state has found a way to grow its power and wealth without limit, all while hiding its actions in … Read the rest

The Silent Theft

The state no longer faces meaningful constraints on its power or its spending. Under the gold standard, any increase in … Read the rest

Defying the Tide of Conformity

Dissent is the lifeblood of freedom. This is why oppressive systems treat dissenters as enemies of the state. Those who … Read the rest

The Power of Framing

Language is one of the most potent tools of influence, and its use in framing taxation is no exception. Words … Read the rest

Why Democracy Fails Freedom

Democracy, often hailed as the pinnacle of political progress, is riddled with contradictions. Its foundation is built on the notion … Read the rest

The Grand Illusion of Checks and Balances

We are taught to believe in the concept of checks and balances—a mechanism designed, we’re told, to keep power in … Read the rest

From Thinker to Tool

The erosion of individual autonomy has been gradual, yet relentless. This is the culmination of decades of cultural conditioning, driven … Read the rest

The Flimsy Foundation

Paper money is light. It’s easy to carry and convenient for large transactions. Unlike gold, it doesn’t weigh you down … Read the rest

The Illusion of Value

Resistance to direct taxation is widespread, yet counterfeiting by another name—money printing—faces little opposition. The truth is stark: printing more … Read the rest

New Boss is Nothing Like the Old Boss January 28, 2025
What a week! Before being accused of Trumpcheerleading, the elephant in the room must be acknowledged: the Federal Reserve, its role in the inevitable boom-bust cycle, and Trump's evolving stance on tariffs.
Robert Aro
Education: Where Liberty Is Winning Some Important Battles January 28, 2025
Despite efforts by elites to promote state-sponsored education, people are revolting against the statist model. From private schools to home schooling and other alternatives, people have not forgotten that liberty and learning fit well together.
Henry Lever
There Is No Such Thing as “Settled Law” January 28, 2025
No matter how the court rules on birthright citizenship (or anything else), it certainly won’t be the “last word” on the matter, and nothing is decided beyond the short term.
Ryan McMaken