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Where are the Texas cities in this quiz? I cry media bias! Actually, if you enjoy watching movies, eating at restaurants and shopping at malls more than seven times a week, Dallas is the city for you. So who cares about Memphis?
Via The Agitator.
Don Boudreaux (who I met in March of 2001 at a FEE student seminar) wrote a succinct and concise discourse debunking the myth various commentators and pundits (i.e. Bill Maher) promote: that neo-Marxism is compatible with paleolibertarianism as espoused by Mises, Hayek, et al.
Anyways, regardless as to what side of the fence you sit, at the very least he uses some big words that could possibly be used in a dinner conversation to impress significant others.
