But despite its problems, life improves for Russians, at least those who are open to the changes and uncertainties of civil society. There was no Great Depression. But there was a Great, Great, Great, Great Depression, courtesy of foolhardy policies from both Herbert Hoover and Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Lawrence Reed, taking a break from his monthly column, explains. Anti-capitalists are apt to pin every possible charge on the free market, even when the charges contradict each other.
Business people put profits before people.
What's more, they gladly forgo money in order to discriminate against workers and customers on the basis of irrelevant attributes. John Hood shows how charge number one cancels out charge number two. Leave it to government to get even old adages wrong. George Leef considers the case of preventions and cures. Feminism is nearly monopolized today by women who want to use government to build a society according to their vision of justice and equality.