Whatever you think about anarcho-capitalism, the production values of my Rubin Report interview on the subject are top notch! Enjoy.
In other news, Mike Huemer and I have a fan from the NFL (and GW Law).
May 19 2017
I often debate the question of whether severe slumps are caused by financial crisis or tight money. In my view it's usually tight money, with financial stress being a symptom of falling NGDP. So how would we test my hypothesis? While cleaning out my office at Bentley, I came across an old NYT article from June 11, ...
May 18 2017
I asked Alex Nowrasteh for his input on the E-Verify issue that I posted about yesterday. Here's what he wrote: E-Verify won't work because employers ignore it in states where it is required with virtually zero legal consequences (see blog post). Enforcing E-Verify laws is about as difficult as enforcing current I-9 ...
May 18 2017
Whatever you think about anarcho-capitalism, the production values of my Rubin Report interview on the subject are top notch! Enjoy. In other news, Mike Huemer and I have a fan from the NFL (and GW Law).
READER COMMENTS
Joe
May 19 2017 at 2:41am
I wish more normalish democratic voters could hear your open borders message, as I suspect it would resonate with them more, at least relatively speaking. I wonder if there is a left wing version of Dave Rubin.
Weirdly, when I talk to people about politics and try to pitch open borders, they are the demographic I seem to have the most success with, which maybe is not so weird, considering they usually spend a lot of time trying to increase immigration, even if most democratic leaders seem to call most low-skilled immigration “exploitive.”
I wish there was some kind of leftist version of the liberty caucus.
Still, I’ll take what I can get
John Fembup
May 19 2017 at 3:49pm
. . . and all this time, I assumed it was Narco-Capitalism that demanded open borders.
Ashwin V
May 21 2017 at 7:01am
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