Instead of posting in random places all over the internet. I figured I should consolidate my ramblings here. This is not a professional news website, nor some kind of professional blog. It’s just my ramblings which are going to be mostly political.
The Economic Cycle of Cities: Lessons from Gary, Indiana
In the realm of urban economics, few places illustrate the full cycle of growth, political shifts, and decline as clearly as Gary, Indiana. Founded as an industrial hub, its rise and fall offer powerful insights into the impact of regulation, governance, and economic policy. By examining Gary, we can better understand similar patterns in major… Continue reading The Economic Cycle of Cities: Lessons from Gary, Indiana
Free Speech, Twitter, and the Department of Government Efficiency (D.O.G.E.)
Free speech has long been a cornerstone of democracy in the United States, serving as the foundation for public discourse and governmental accountability. However, recent developments involving the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) under the Trump administration are raising serious legal and ethical questions. With Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy at the helm of DOGE,… Continue reading Free Speech, Twitter, and the Department of Government Efficiency (D.O.G.E.)
Tech workers and immigration
Immigration has completely ruined America’s job market. The company culture of high turn over or limited career advancement is primarily due to the over abundance of available job candidates. The sole provider of those candidates is the immigration polices that are in place. Allowing a large influx of migrants into the labor market relieves companies… Continue reading Tech workers and immigration
The U.S.-India Relationship: A Tale of Missed Opportunities and Diverging Strategies
The United States and India share many natural alignments: democratic values, a commitment to capitalism, along with a mutual interest in countering China’s growing influence. Yet, despite these shared interests, the relationship between the two nations has been inconsistent, shaped by contrasting approaches under recent administrations and divergent priorities. This mismatch has hindered the potential… Continue reading The U.S.-India Relationship: A Tale of Missed Opportunities and Diverging Strategies
DEI is driven by Democrats
Apparently it’s called DEIA, they are probably trying to distance themselves from DEI, since it’s taken on a bad name. California’s Film Tax Credit Aims to Punish Projects That Don’t hit Diversity Goals.https://variety.com/2023/politics/news/california-film-tax-credit-diversity-requirement-1235540348/ Diversity and equality are not only morally necessary but also legally required in the European Union.https://www.eurodev.com/blog/diversity-and-anti-discrimination-laws-in-the-european-unionThe Canadian government has taken a number… Continue reading DEI is driven by Democrats
Democrats continue to complain about J6
Brainwashed to believe J6 was a horrible event.Trump asked for more security, nancey pelosi denied his requestTrump asked for additional security, D.C. mayor denied his requestTrump asked for additional security, pentagon placed limits on dc guard ahead of pro trump protests due to narrow mission – Washington Post January 7th Summer of love, democrats, BLM,… Continue reading Democrats continue to complain about J6
Churches should focus on community
Churches are already poised to help people form a community. But their obsession is to focus on bringing people to god. If we can get them to refocus and work on creating community, but if people want to embrace god they would be more than able to. How can churches focus on community? If they… Continue reading Churches should focus on community
Republicans pushed for change
I was told that democrats are the only ones that push for the betterment of society. it sounds more like the democrats appropiate a movement once it gets steam and then slanders the repulicans until everyone believes that they are the ones that brought it forward. once that happens the republicans start pushing back becuase… Continue reading Republicans pushed for change
Libertarian
“There was a word that I always liked; the classical economists used it: liberal. The word liberal really meant, in the classical sense, the liberalization of the individuals from the tyranny of the State. That word was expropriated by our opponents and it has now come to mean liberality with other people’s money. The word… Continue reading Libertarian
Immigrants and Illegal Immigrants are voting in elections
But wait, this fact check says that claim is false. How can that be?https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2024/may/20/mike-johnson/mike-johnsons-false-claim-that-immigrants-paroled NPR says that they are getting registration forms from the DMV and are registering to vote and have voted. So who’s telling the truth? NPR says that “Usually they are not doing it on purpose” So you are telling me that… Continue reading Immigrants and Illegal Immigrants are voting in elections