Thou shall not steal.” Since taxation is clearly a “taking” under threat of coercion, we can ask, where does it cross the ...

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In the shadowed caves of ancient India, Siddhartha Gautama sat under a bodhi tree, wrestling with the hydra-headed beast of ...

After more than seventy years writing and thinking about democracy, capitalism, and the possibility of emancipatory politics, ...

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Picture this: you are eligible to vote the moment you turn eighteen. You can choose your government, influence public policy, ...

I once found myself in the company of an actual philosopher. An actual professor of philosophy, with a PhD in the field of philosophy, who taught at a Liberal Arts ...