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Social Justice Warriors Make Bad Financial Advisors

Posted on May 23, 2018 in Money, Public Policy by

Hogg likely neglected to realize his Twitter army is composed of millennials and other activists looking to take on the gun industry. It’s entirely possible that most of Hogg’s Twitter followers don’t even have an investment account. The question his team of PR advisers might have forgotten to ask is “how many of these followers have influence in the investment management space?” The answer is clearly: none.

Why Guns Aren’t the Problem: A Response to Gun-Control Activists

Posted on April 5, 2018 in Public Policy by

In each of the examples above we place the blame where it belongs, on the person using the object. How is it we don’t do the same when discussing guns? It seems some in our culture want to place blame on anything other than the individual pulling the trigger. Somehow, a person that decides to start shooting other people is absolved of their responsibility for that decision and all responsibility is placed squarely in the hands of…the gun?

But we must take notice of an exception to this strange denial of responsibility. When someone commits an act of terror, we blame the person.

Overwhelming: A Lack of Morality and Increase in Lawlessness in America

Posted on May 27, 2014 in Public Policy by

If you thought 9/11 was a big deal (and it was), what is happening in our world today is even bigger. The events taking place both here in the United States and around the world are changing the course for nations and citizens worldwide.

What is taking place is nothing short of a strategic campaign to overload the system and cause mass confusion that will eventually give more power to politicians and those in power. This is a deliberate tactic of liberals and progressives seeking to radically change the political and social landscape of America. When you overload the system – any system – all it takes is a little misinformation here a little disinformation there and viola new laws are passed, regulations added, taxes raised, and no one is the wiser.

But this is how it has to be. We have to pass laws in order to find out what’s in them. It’s worked so well with ObamaCare, why not do it again with gun laws, marriage laws, abortion laws, religious freedom laws, search and seizure laws, and any other laws liberals don’t like and want to change. As long as liberals can create a distraction big enough to keep America’s attention for a week or two they can hold late night meets in Congress and pass or change any laws they want.

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