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Here are a few links to miscellaneous, libertarian-leaning articles which might serve as starting points on the general topic of railroads and government intervention. You might want to read some more of Thomas DiLorenzo, especially his book on the history of American capitalism, and Rothbard's book...
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Rothbard doesn't approve of conscription. He points out that guerrilla warfare is the only moral form of combat because it can only defend and does not rely on taxation to exist.
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Consider reading this short piece by Rothbard entittled "Professor Hebert on Entrepreneurship." It seems to me that we can dissolve Rothbard's critique by a simple terminological change. Let's call an entrepreneur "alert" if he is perceiving a true or genuine profitable opportunity...
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See Rothbard's What Has Government Done to Our Money . When a regular person buys a government bond, that person is spending money they had to have somehow received beforehand from someone else. That is, it must have been money that was already in circulation. When the Federal Reserve buys government...
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I found these hilarious and strkingly non-fictionish: The prequel to The Koch Hit: Part I and Part II [Googlevideo:5882363510527069797&hl=en] [Googlevideo:232327054407464695&hl=en]
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The recently founded Murray Rothbard Institute in Belgium is bringing Murray Rothbard's terrific little book on monetary theory, history and policy into print in Dutch: "What has government done to our money?" - or "Wat heeft de overheid met ons geld gedaan?". In an age of rising...
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Hello everybody, I'm an undergraduate student of philosophy, economics and sociology at the University of Zurich. Moreover, I'm an associate fellow at the Liberales Institut in Zurich. You can read more about me here . I handed in a paper last week where I criticize the philosophical basis of...
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Money as debt is a good educational video of how the system works but it's socialized solution is something that could be compared to the FED itself. The amount of money created (liability) in the economy should equal to that of the production (asset) of a nation thereby offsetting each other and...
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CShirk , You ask, "where do you intend to raise an army?" Government is not necessary for raising armies, counter to your claim. History, indeed, shows your claim to be incorrect. Not only was an army raised in the American colonies under virtually no American government, against the will of...
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I know Rothbard never finished the fifth edition, but still, any chance that what he did write will be released?