Source: Being Humble is Required for Trading | Armstrong Economics

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I watch sports to get a break from blogging, the news, and everyday life. When millionaire sports stars who have been coddled with a free college education, and making more money in one year than many make in a lifetime want to protest against precieved injustices and racial inequality, it turns me off.

What they do on their own time is their business, what they do on the job is the business of every customer and owner. Write a blog or get on You Tube to spout your opinion and protest. I fully support freedom of speech on your own time.

If I ran around at my job spouting my political opinions to people who did not want to hear them, it would be a sure trip to the unemployment line. Why should they be treated any differently?

Source: The Las Vegas shooting was monstrous. Understandably, many wanted to know the motive for the shooting, as this could explain its inhuman dimension. But it may be that the cause of its monstrous dimension resides not so much with a demonic perpetra…

Source: Whatever the original, presumably high-minded intent of affirmative action (AA), the program has long since morphed into a weapon of class warfare. It neither benefits the underprivileged, as it claims, nor does it address the legacy of historical in…

Source: Methinks she doth protest too much — and too late. Those who condemned President Trump for not condemning white supremacist groups quickly and forcefully enough after Charlottesville have no problem with Hillary Clinton taking five full days to hypo…

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Source: Football Will Perish from the Earth | David Gornoski