Oleg Volk

So, I was wondering if anyone was a part of, or could put me in contact with a group of crafters that meet on a pretty regular basis, and that might also be open to a new group member!?
Now that school is out I have a bit more free time on my hands and I am totally interested in meeting new people that are interested in crafting of all kinds!

I live in Murfreesboro, but I am willing to travel to the Nashville area if it does not conflict with the ole work schedule!

Thanks guys!

http://blog.mises.org/archives/008097.asp

All Keynesians conceive of the State as a great potential reservoir of benefits, ready to be tapped. The prime concern for the Keynesian is to decide on economic policy -- what should be the economic ends of the State and what means should the State adopt to achieve them? The State is, of course, always synonymous with "we": What should "we" do to insure full employment? is a favorite query. (Whether the "we" refers to the "people" or to the Keynesians themselves is never quite made clear.) FULL ARTICLE

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Maybe, but that argument could quickly find itself walking down the "fewer guns = less gun crime" path. If one just assumes Americans aren't any more prone to violence than Canadians or Europeans, then the only other explanation is the access to guns.

And my response...

Sigh...

What you forget is that gun crime in this country is not spread uniformly over the entire population. The ONLY reason we have more gun crime is because a single well identified segment of the population creates it:



I absolutely resent being lumped in to a national 'gun problem' when I have absolutely nothing to do with it.

Americans aren't any more prone to violence, AND access to guns is not the problem.

A well identified segment of the population killing itself off at an astonishing rate and inflating the statistics, is the problem.