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The State Uses Trauma as a Weapon against Innocent People | Ayush Poolovadoo

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By Ayush Poolovadoo
| Mises Institute
Home | Wire | The State Uses Trauma as a Weapon against Innocent People The State Uses Trauma as a Weapon against Innocent People Tags The Police State Whenever an armed conflict breaks out, regardless of where it is, we are instantly presented with the number of people killed, along with how many families and entire communities have been forced from their homes.
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Mises Wire

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By Ryan McMaken, David Gordon, Christopher J Paige, Ayush Poolovadoo
| Mises Institute
Yes, the Minimum Wage Harms the Economy Free MarketsLabor and WagesU.S. Economy The imposition of minimum wages harms the economy, although there are nuances in how much harm they cause. It is better not to impose minimum wages at all.
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Independence for Chagossians? Time to End Colonialist Policies

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By Ayush Poolovadoo
| L'express (Maurice)
In a recent speech regarding budgetary measures for 2022–23, the Mauritian minister of finance, economic planning and development, Renganaden Padayachy, pledged to continue the efforts to decolonize the Chagos Archipelago. For nigh on fifty-seven years, this issue has been buried under the rigmarole and casuistry of both Washington and Westminster. Originally a "dependency" of the British colony of Mauritius, the archipelago was excised from the country's jurisdiction in 1965.
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Mises Wire | Mises Institute

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By Ayush Poolovadoo
| Mises Institute
Home | Wire | How to Use Democracy To Deny Human Rights “You gather the idea that Mauritius was made first, and then heaven; and that heaven was copied after Mauritius.” – Mark Twain Since its rebirth as an independent state in 1968, this paradisaic island has been touted as a paragon of democratic political institutions promoting rapid economic growth and motivating its citizens to overcome divisions of religion, language, ethnicity, and region of origin.
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