We Want To Give Power?
Why am I so opposed to government run health care? Because I'm hard pressed to think of anything important that government does well. For reference, consider our economy.
Yes, the Federal Reserve is a private bank, but it is given power to control our currency by our federal government. Ben Bernanke is the 'Czar' of the Fed. He was wrong about housing, wrong about the poosibility of recession, wrong about the strength of economic fundamentals.
Video courtesy Lew Rockwell. Great article.
This is typical. 'Stimulus' packages don't work, so our federal government does stimulus packages. Inept people run the show. Socialized medicine doesn't work, so of course we are headed that way, and no doubt, some inept clown with be the 'Czar' of health care.
If I had a surgery I was putting off, I'd get it done pronto.
(h/t: Wayne Kirk)
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Sunday, July 19, 2009
Indy Star Rushes to Irrelevance
Is it just me, or did anyone else notice that trying to view the Indianapolis Star online now requires a password? Go ahead- give it a whirl: http://www.indystar.com/
The management seems hell-bent on making sure nobody reads. If I can't look for free at the Indy Star, no problem, I'll look at other free sites for news. There are plenty of them. The Star doesn't generate enough original content to make it worth my while to subscribe, and besides, they treated my campaign poorly, so I won't subscribe on principle.
I can think of just one or two subscription news websites that make any money. The Star's management has to know this. Maybe they just want to fold at this point.
Enjoy your accelerated trip to oblivion, Indy Star!
Update: Followed up on Todd's comment and found the Star fully accessible once again.
Is it just me, or did anyone else notice that trying to view the Indianapolis Star online now requires a password? Go ahead- give it a whirl: http://www.indystar.com/
The management seems hell-bent on making sure nobody reads. If I can't look for free at the Indy Star, no problem, I'll look at other free sites for news. There are plenty of them. The Star doesn't generate enough original content to make it worth my while to subscribe, and besides, they treated my campaign poorly, so I won't subscribe on principle.
I can think of just one or two subscription news websites that make any money. The Star's management has to know this. Maybe they just want to fold at this point.
Enjoy your accelerated trip to oblivion, Indy Star!
Update: Followed up on Todd's comment and found the Star fully accessible once again.
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