This piece is written with the intention of summarizing, reviewing and expounding my thoughts on Henry Hazlitt’s book ‘Economics in one lesson.” My goal is to grasp it’s concepts as deeply and fluently as possible and to personally think through the theoretical ideas propounded in each part and chapter. I will publish this immediately as…
It’s common to hear the liberal and progressive crowd decry the immorality of wealth inequality, remark on the inherent greed of the “1%,” and peddle grievances to the most privileged generation of the most privileged nation in world history. Unfortunately for them, creditability matters, and the thought leaders of the democratic socialists movement just don’t…
22 September, 2021 By Kevin Lorusso By now, most will be aware of the rabid woke energy that is permeating college campuses across our country. Unfortunately for me, Colorado State is no different. On Friday, our LGBTQ community held a protest called #CalloutCSU, where they used their right to free speech to peacefully protest against…
By: Bucky Dillon There is almost no easier way, in today’s political climate, to succeed in our current electoral process than to engage in demagoguery, opposition tactics, grievance peddling, and to trot out the notion that government can and should provide ‘free’ services and/or redistribute money for charitable purposes on behalf of the people. It’s…
What can be worse than sloppy, amateur romance fiction? Ivory tower fiction: that is, academic writing, particularly in the humanities. I should know, considering I write both. You’ve probably got some questions about at least one part of the above statements. For now, we’ll leave them (tantalizingly š) unanswered. Whether you know it or not,…
By Kevin Lorusso July 8, 2021 The following article is political opinion, and is a conclusion to a 3-part analysis. While I have read the document in question and am giving my own personal interpretation and analysis, I implore you, the reader, to go out and read it for yourself. As always, my opinion is…
It’s an awkward question. Ever since last year’s BLM protestriots, both sides have entrenched themselves in different narratives about race. The conversation is so pervasive that Critical Race Theory has become a sticking point in party politics. Elections and local regulations are made or broken based upon people’s understanding of an increasingly obscure and (in…
By Kevin Lorusso June 28, 2021 The following article is political opinion, and is an introduction and first part of a 3-part analysis. While I have read the document in question and am giving my own personal interpretation and analysis, I implore you, the reader, to go out and read it for yourself. As always,…
By Kevin Lorusso June 21, 2021 The following article is political opinion, and is an introduction and first part of a 3-part analysis. While I have read the document in question and am giving my own personal interpretation and analysis, I implore you, the reader, to go out and read it for yourself. As always,…
In the aftermath of the first Government lockdowns about a year ago in response to Covid-19, Brandon Barrios found his used instrument store, Music-go-Round in Fort Collins, shut down. Leaving him with a lot of time to think. He decided to get some fresh air and some quiet time to clear his mind, by heading…