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Cash for Clunkers?
I think the Cash for Clunkers program is misguided. Yes, it will stimulate the economy insofar as it encourages people to buy cars and keep the auto industry rolling. I don’t think this is the best thing for society as … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Social issues, Sustainability
Tagged cars, Cash for Clunkers, environment, ethics, government, public transportation, Sustainability
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Tightwad or principled?
Over the holidays, Nicholas Kristof penned a column in The New York Times commenting on how liberals tend to not give as much to charity as conservatives, and urging us to do more. While giving to the needy is in … Continue reading
Posted in Social issues, Writing
Tagged charity, conservative, efficiency, government, liberal, libertarian, philanthropy, philosophy, social contract, tax
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