Government is MY religion

“Oh! My State, please kill the Anarchists”; generally, believed by the voters. What an irony, when a statist finds an anarchist a threat to the society. A statist is a voter believing that government is the best religion, in the world. Without it, roads cannot be constructed “efficiently”. Google: Voluntaryism…

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Give me freedom and shut the f**k up

Life, I think, without liberty is nugatory. Whereas, liberty, without freedom, is inutile for any human being with a sound mind. Unfortunately, many statists are set to horrendously dismiss my premise because they have been hopelessly inured to vociferously sell “dangerous freedom” and to blatantly buy “peaceful slavery”. The real…

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An incisive perusal of a #SocioTerrorist

Not many are mavericks, in this world. The real tragedy of our “modern” civilization is that it is purely normal, when a mob assents to any incoherent fact; whereas, the one who valiantly imagines to look beyond the reality and illusion is collectively disdained by the society. Well, society is…

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Offended? Go, kill yourself!

Offensive. That is offensive. This is offensive. I am offensive. It is just that these imbeciles want “legalization” of information control (which is, nevertheless, empowering the government with more legitimacy and clandestinism) or say exchanging liberty for security, and nothing else.  Announcing “I am offended” is indirectly telling the world…

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Advertisement: THE “esoteric” inflation

‘Law of economics’ posit that advertisements are unneeded, in a market structure of perfect competition. Believing that one can change the law of economics is like believing one can change the laws of physics. Government and censor boards distort the equilibrium curve between supply and demand, and also provide limited…

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“Jan dhan yojana” is Modi’s inflation

You’re free to disbelieve my apolitical assertions, but you’re not free from the economic consequences of disbelieving it. Mainly many readers quickly develop opinion after seeing the “seen” side, but very few like me dare to decipher and decode the “seen” sides and attempt to chalk down the “unseen” cost…

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