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What’s More Dangerous for an Economy, a Nuclear Strike or Big Government?

By DanielJMitchell, on December 15th, 2012

For the record, I will unequivocally state that I would prefer to endure a bloated and wasteful government rather than a nuclear explosion.

But since I’m not a fan of big government and I’ve mocked Detroit’s dysfunctional statism, you will understand why this poster made me laugh.

Hiroshima-Detroit

I suppose I should add another caveat. It’s not Democrats that ruined Detroit. It’s big government. As shown by the Bush years, you get equally bad results when Republicans expand the size and scope of Washington.

So I guess the moral of the story is that if you want prosperity, free markets and small government are a much better combination than big government and nuclear blasts.

Authored By International Liberty

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