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Actually at least some Austrians, Walter Block I believe (but I'm not sure), would argue that you've also homesteaded the easement to that property. Otherwise there would be little or no market for land that can be surrounded at will.
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I've haven't read Pavlina in a while but I do remember him saying he was an Objectivist turned Buddhist(or some variant thereof) in an article (too hard to find the specific one). So he's probably familar with the arguments. As for "converting" people in general I think a concerted effort toward small businessmen (online and off
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Found the Glenn Beck video at http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?t=161475, the interest rate comment is at 29:00 in. This whole video was great to watch.
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I standed corrected on one point. I just saw the last half of Glenn Beck's show where Austrian Peter Schiff was on with Stephen Moore (founder of Club for Growth) and some investment adviser. They ALL agreed a hike in interest rates should be made. Really surprising. I'll see if I can get the video.
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As most people on this forum probably know the debate amongst free market economists about the cause of the Great Depression has always been whether the money supply was too loose (Austrians) or too tight (Chicago School Monetarists). This post is pretty long so please bear with me I hope it's worthwhile. Earlier to day I watched Kudlow and Company