Daily Topics - Wednesday December 14th, 2011

Hour One: Should you be fearful of "Big Government?"

Hour Two: "Inequality in Perspective"- Ron Ross, The Unbeatable Market


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mathboy 14 years 28 weeks ago
#1

When someone gives an exact percentage for the increase of the size of government, you have to ask how they measure the size of government. Is it the amount of money spent, the amount of money collected in taxes, the number of people it employs...? Is the military included (Bill O'Reilly apparently doesn't think so)?

deleted user 21 14 years 28 weeks ago
#2

Evil? If you want to know about "evil," and how it has historically been, and is, corrupting mankind -- look no further than this terrifying document on Ponerology:

http://www.ponerology.com/

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