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Glen
Tenney's Online Resources
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The
Antidiscrimination Paradigm: Irrational, Unjust, and Tyrannical By Ben
O’Neill |
In this excellent article, the author carefully demonstrates how anti-discrimination laws violate specific human rights and are irrational and tyrannical. |
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By
Christopher Westley |
Westley demonstrates that, in the long run, racial discrimination does not make sense, and is in fact not the reason for differences in such things as wage rates and unemployment between the races. (3 pages, 2006) |
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By Erich Mattei |
In this short article on laws presumably intended to prevent employment discrimination, Mattei suggests that such laws amount to a form of involuntary servitude. He makes his case with a nice reductio ad absurdum. |
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Wal-Mart
and the Parable of the Workers By Ivan Pongracic |
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By Lew Rockwell |
While Rockwell does not expect such, he makes here a reasoned argument for a neutral legal environment of contract enforcement. |
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By Thomas Woods |
Woods discusses the actions of airlines in charging more for heavy people than for thinnies. |