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The Rule of law, food trucks, and customers

Posted on 11/24/2011 by Kevin Cullis

I posted the blog because I wanted to showcase how laws affect both businesses and customers. We in the US started out being run by rule of law, a Republic, not a Democracy, and we’re still a Republic, although somewhat … Continue reading →

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Consumers, businesses, government, and paying taxes

Posted on 11/10/2010 by Kevin Cullis

As a startup entrepreneur, let me be clear, I don’t mind paying taxes. That’s the price of being in America and running our government. It’s no different than paying maintenance fees on my car to keep it running smoothly. Our … Continue reading →

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Pilgrims: Harsh Capitalism versus Harsh Government

Posted on 07/17/2009 by Kevin Cullis

When you look at what the Pilgrims endured in the 1600′s it’s any wonder that anyone of them survived at all. When you read this article “How Private Property Saved the Pilgrims“ you get a glimpse of a form of “government” … Continue reading →

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Government involvement in opportunities for business, less or more?

Posted on 06/22/2009 by Kevin Cullis

One of the key factors in starting your own business is the level of involvement of any government in providing enough opportunity to get into, stay, and grow as a business. In order to get the basis for understanding governments … Continue reading →

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