The high rate of unemployment among teenagers, and especially black teenagers, is …

The high rate of unemployment among teenagers, and especially black teenagers, is both a scandal and a serious source of social unrest. Yet it is largely a result of minimum wage laws. We regard the minimum wage law as one of the most, if not the most, anti-black laws on the statute books. Milton Friedman
Nobel Prize-winning economist (1912-2006)

We love what we do. … The real reason people don’t have …

We love what we do. … The real reason people don’t have what they want in life is because of what you don’t know. See because when you don’t know nothing you don’t get nothing, that’s the bottom line.So the next time you get ready to blame race, creed, gender or someone else for what you don’t have, what you do is take a couple of steps back and walk to a library which is free and check out as many books as you can on what it is you’re trying to [learn].Read, read, read, r-e-e-e-d.You are all on this planet for one reason. You know what that reason is? How many people have you helped along the journey before it is time for you to leave this planet, what we call Earth. Because when you’ve understood there’s one race, it’s called the human race, trust me, your life will be just as cool as ours. The BlackStreetBoyz, Alfred and Seymour
Comedy duo with a great message (http://www.blackstreetboyz.us)

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[I]n an innovation-driven capitalist economy there are no level fields. Crucial new ideas, decisively superior to the competition, always establish monopolies, allowing the entrepreneur and his investors to extract “inordinate” profits to compensate for extreme risks. These momentary monopolies dissolve under the next technological advance–that is, unless government steps in to freeze the players in place. Bret Swanson and Richard Vigilante
From ‘Unnnatural Monopliies’ by in The American Spectator’s annual Summer Reading issue, 2001

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