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  • Archive for the Socialism/Communism Category

    Overproduction doctrine

    Nov

    20

    One of the greatest fallacies on economic depressions is that it is caused by overproduction. “Overproduction is the natural tendency of capitalism to expand the production of commodities that does not acknowledge the limits of the market (demand).  Since the production and circulation of goods is not planned and firms are in constant competition for larger profits



    Is Socialism a Bad Word?

    Nov

    19

    LONDON: In an effort to combat soaring teenage pregnancy in UK, government has ordered local
    authorities to press girls as young as 13 to have contraceptive jabs, which can make girls infertile for upto three months, a policy that has sparked outcry in the country.
    The Labour government has identified failures by teenage girls to take the daily pill correctly as one reason for soaring under-age pregnancy rates, which was the highest in Europe. Now British health and education ministers have ordered council and health chief executives to increase the uptake of “long-acting” contraception in teen pregnancy “hot spots”.
    Times of India



    Spiritual, but not Religious!

    Aug

    26

    Pleonastic, isn’t it? What about ‘Intelligent, but not stupid’? Or ‘Moral, but not immoral’? I lost count the number of times people have told me that they are spiritual, but not religious with a smile which displays their pride in knowing where to demarcate the line. Then, a lot are of the opinion I am a profoundly spiritual person, a trait which isn’t that common among atheists. I’ll agree to the first one in the sense a spiritual person can’t be religious. I’ll agree to the second one too as I know I am conscious of my own consciousness. I’ll take the compliment. But, could you please leave the second part? Continue reading



    Theory And Practice

    Aug

    24

    Action and thought are inseparable. All of Man’s actions are guided by thought. Even skills we take for granted, including our language skills & bodily movements became involuntary as of practice. In any act, the thought process involved is the theory and the action is practice. Given this obvious fact, it’s puzzling that some men find a dichotomy between theory and practice. What is that they intend to mean other than that men act on impulses? Continue reading



    Separation of Science and State

    Jul

    21

    Nothing could by more mistaken than the now fashionable attempt to apply the methods and concepts of the natural sciences to the solution of social problems. -Ludwig Von Mises(Planned Chaos P-30)

    We all have heard numerous times Rosie O’Donnell screaming on the television about how Catholic judges must not be allowed in SCOTUS(Supreme Court Of The United States) as a measure for separation of Church and State, and I am sure you must have heard a lot and hold an opinion about a clear separation of Church and State. But this article is not about Religion and State, rather its about the undefined separation of Science and State. Continue reading



    The story of Socialism, Public Welfare, and Brain Drain

    May

    12

    Often it is said that wealth is evil, that one should have only that much wealth which he need for his survival. The brotherhood, the big family and common good comes into play. It is said that Rich must pay Tax to help poor.



    The free socialized-health care system and the Indian health care requirements

    May

    6

    Canada is amongst the richest countries in the world. The Canadians are rich and prosperous. And yes, socialism is on high there.
    The video discusses the socialistic medical care system of Canada. The single pair system, according to which, if someone gets ill, he should not worry for money, he should get health care anyhow, because a healthy living is a right.
    Private health care system is completely outlawed in… Continue reading