Iran War Already Increasing Gas Prices, Mortgage Rates

This is why the government should have nothing to do with the economy. Whether the gas prices go up to $50 a gallon should not be a concern of the State.

Instead, it should continue to do what its sole role is: protect individual rights. It has the power to bomb places like Iran for an excellent cause. It is to do so without interference from economists who cry that the state of the measure of productive output should hinge on government officials like the president of the United States.

Let the gas go up. It’s not anything President Trump or any other government official should be concerned with at any point in the game. The truth is that people wish to look for a bureaucrat to save the economy.

In reality, it ought to be about the private sector to determine the outcome of income. People yammer that there’s no way for private interests to replace government overreach. This is a fallacy.

Like the Federal Reserve, it was dreamed up decades ago in order to distort markets. It has actually wrecked the United States’ economic powerhouse to this date.

To consider all of the different ways the government should not be in the business of business is to say we’re headed towards a cliff on a speeding train. In order to get back on track and prevent a total collapse, we must view the government for what it is: a gun.

Cops, judges, and warriors should be the only consideration for the government. There need not be eggheads and policy wonks scribbling notes about what the US job market looks like under the guise of government intervention.

We saw it most recently with the economic downturn almost twenty years ago. The government precipitated that catastrophe with the implementation of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, those two monstrosities ate up billions of dollars and caused the economy to go into a tailspin.

Now, as we watch Iran smolder, we must remember that this was a just and righteous strike against the most evil of all nations. Dr. Leonard Peikoff once said the main target for the US is Iran. That was over two decades ago.

Now that America has shown her military might, it’s time to show the might of the mind. Get rid of the Fed and other agencies that serve no role except to control people and make them poorer.

The government’s involvement in medicine and tech and anything else ought not exist. There should be an absolute in fighting for the sanctity of the country.

This nation was built (for the most part) to allow individuals to experience eudaimonia. The happy factor comes from self-esteem. Where do we get our self-esteem? From working. To produce and create means that we’re making inroads to satisfy our lives.

There should only be a way for the citizens of this nation to flourish by means of the government getting the hell out of the way and doing its job.

While other nations marvel at the robust and sophisticated system which America has delivered in this time for almost quarter of a millennium, it is plain to see. America builds and makes things and imports things to improve quality of life, standard of living, and life expectancy. It is in the bloodstream of America, pulsing with the fortitude of its forebears that we clear the way and blaze trails.

The government hampers innovation and creation with regulations and controls. This doesn’t have to be. All we have to do is champion the cause for a better way looking through the glass.