Concurrent Majority, the Proven Solution for Property Rights
Image the following scenario: You and a friend put in $10 each and order a large pizza. You decide against a medium because it is too small, even though the large is too much food. Just as the pizza delivery arrives, two neighbors unexpectedly stop […]
Concordia Book Politics
Defund the Police – A case for Private Security
Since the death of George Floyd, defunding the police has been a red-hot topic. For conservatives, the idea of defunding the police is nothing short of lunacy. For progressives, the police represent everything wrong with the old system, with some calling for the complete defunding […]
Concordia Book Politics
Build a Wall – Borders in Free Societies
The debate over open borders vs. restricted borders has been a popular debate since the emergence of Trump on the political scene. Regardless of the merits or morality of a wall, Trump struck a nerve during the 2016 political season, which ultimately propelled him to […]
Concordia Book Politics
Lysander Spooner and his Elegant Critique of the Constitution
One of my favorite philosophers is Lysander Spooner. He lived in 1800’s United States. Way before his time, he was opposed to slavery, the Civil War, and the Constitution. Taking Natural Law to its logical conclusion, he argued that government is nothing more than a […]
Concordia Book Politics
Tips to Overcome the Loathing of Writing
Since childhood I hated writing: my spelling was dreadful, I always messed up grammar, and struggled proofreading my own writings. During my school years, I avoided writing as much as possible. I majored in engineering and focused on math and science. In college it was […]
Self Publishing
Painful Reasons why you Shouldn’t Write A Book?
When I tell friends that published a book, I get one of two responses: ‘cool, tell me more’ or ‘I have always wanted to write a book’. If you always wanted to write a book, but haven’t, then I have some insights to share. To […]
Self Publishing
