I sent along some final thoughts to the editor of the business magazine for the American Chamber of Commerce in Georgia, Molly Curso. Here they are.
Final Thoughts
First, I would like to qualify my previous answer to question #2. I said markets were necessary for the middle class. I would add that free markets are best. [...]
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Last week I posted my responses to three questions asked by the editor of a business magazine put out by the American Chamber of Commerce in Georgia (the country). Here is my response to her final question.
(4) Is there such a thing as the mentality of the middle class? There is the idea that the [...]
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Here is the third question posed to me by the editor of the business magazine Investor.ge, put out by the American Chamber of Commerce in Georgia.
(3) Why is it (the middle class) important? Can we say it is more important economically than socially or does it play an important role in both spheres? What is [...]
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This post answers the second of a series of questions posed to me by the editor of a business magazine, Investor.ge, put out by the American Chamber of Commerce in Georgia (the country).
(2) How did it develop in the United States? Is that unique or is there a universal formula that has been repeated in other [...]
I recently got a request for an interview by the editor of a business magazine, Investor.ge. The magazine is produced by the American Chamber of Commerce in Georgia (the country). For those aware of recent events on The Middle Class Forum this is quite ironic. There is a recent commenter out there rolling his eyes [...]
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Levin tends to speak of the Founders as if they were of one voice, and of course that is not true. This might be passed off as an omission by Levin, except that the most important issue splitting the Founders into two different factions was governance, and the majority were not in favor of the [...]
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You might classify it under the category of misinformed distortion when Levin alleges government proceeded much as the Founders wanted up until the New Deal, but I’ll leave Founders intent out of this for now. The grand omission by Levin in his first chapter is faulting the New Deal for events that first occurred earlier [...]
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The first chapter of Mark Levin’s Liberty and Tyranny is called “On Liberty and Tyranny.” The first paragraph starts off as well as an empiricist like me could hope for. Levin qualifies that there are more than one kind of conservatism. There is a significant omission in the list, but that is better saved for [...]
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This officially begins the deconstruction of Liberty and Tyranny: A Conservative Manifesto by Mark Levin, which I am doing at the request from a conservative nephew. Here are links to background information I have provided for this deconstruction. Let me add that at this moment I have skimmed the book only. I will be reading [...]
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This is the last bit of prep work before my deconstruction of the misinformation in Levin’s Liberty and Tyranny. To recap, my conservative nephew suspected that there was misinformation in this book and he asked me to evaluate it a few weeks back. It did not fit into my agenda for The Middle Class Forum [...]
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