I’ve always been perplexed by the dichotomy that often divides people’s avowed beliefs and their actions. It may be hard to accept the moral and economic evils of socialism, in the abstract, but it’s also hard to vote against it. It turns out to be
Tim Kern
Tim Kern is a writer and turnaround consultant in Anderson, Indiana. He taught economics at the high school, college, and postgraduate levels for over a decade. See his website.
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I’ve always been perplexed by the dichotomy that often divides people’s avowed beliefs and their actions. It may be hard to accept the moral and economic evils of socialism, in the abstract, but it’s also hard to vote against it. It turns out to be fairly easy, however (if potentially dangerous), to give an example of its insidiousness.
Countless articles have chronicled how bad commercial air travel has become since the TSA took over, writes Tim Kern. But it’s even worse than most people think.
