Posts

July 25, 2016 by Carsten Hood Brexit, Texas, and the American Tradition: Why #Texit Is More Than A Meme

Secession is a valid, practical consideration; don’t let your nationalism dismiss it outright. (Article posted at the Texas Millennial Institute blog and at the Texas Nationalist Movement site).

May 26, 2016 by Carsten Hood Uber Leaves Austin: What We Can Learn From The Ride-Sharing Vote

My hometown’s recent decision to regulate ride-sharing services illustrates a fundamental but little-known economic insight. Article written for the Texas Millennial Institute blog.

March 31, 2016 by Carsten Hood The Uncountable Cons of the War on Drugs

The downsides of drug prohibition outweigh its alleged benefits. Article written for the Texas Millennial Institute blog.

January 27, 2016 by Carsten Hood What If Government Ran The Food Sector Like The School System?

Our public school system is as absurd as my hypothetical public cafeteria system. Satirical article written for the Texas Millennial Institute blog for National School Choice Week.

November 30, 2015 by Carsten Hood School Sucks: Think Outside the Classroom

You shouldn’t accept our school system. Article written for the Texas Millennial Institute blog.

November 17, 2015 by Carsten Hood Unarmed and Unreasonable: The Folly of UT Austin’s Opposition to Campus Carry

Opposing campus carry, are you really “armed with reason?” Or are you just unarmed and unreasonable?

September 28, 2015 by Carsten Hood The Texan Aporkalypse: A Plague of Wild Pigs

A pun-stuffed rundown of the contemporary epigdemic.