Video of the day: The Broken Window Fallacy
If everybody in the world really understood this simple lesson, and what it really means, the entire world and political landscape would be vastly different place.
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If everybody in the world really understood this simple lesson, and what it really means, the entire world and political landscape would be vastly different place.
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An excellent 4-parter from the prolific Mr. Molyneux. For those with a short attention span, video 3 is a quick wakeup call. I’m personally a big fan of the latter half of video 2. But if you have the time make sure to listen to the whole set as they are well worth listening to; [...]
Further to my previous post, somebody gave me this link and I think it’s worth sharing here:
Remember. In this country there really isn’t any legal way to forcibly defend yourself against vicious cunts. You try using Kung-fu against somebody brandishing a Machete or a shot-gun.
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My favourite scene from Good Will Hunting and pertinent to the principles of liberty in its condemnation of killing people abroad who have done no harm to you personally. Taken to it’s logical conclusion this belief should lead anybody who holds it to a pure libertarian position; though most won’t, of course.
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Promo video for Tom Wood’s new book Nullification. Made me legitimately laugh, so I’ll share it here:
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I know Molyneux is a bit of a polarising figure amongst libertarians of various stripes but boy can he hold a crowd. The speech deals with a topic that is very important but not often talked about and that’s the Euphemisms the state uses and what it says about the people who are inventing these [...]
Very good episode this week, and definitely worth watching and sharing with any gun-fearful Europeans you might know. Pay special attention to part 7 where the we here in the UK get a cameo appearance!
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New John Stossel episode is here, and he’s talking about Milton’s Friedman’s seminal “Free to choose” TV series and book. Although Friedman wasn’t the most principled libertarian, he was always an exceptional speaker and most of what he said was great stuff. Parts 4 & 5 become incredibly frustrating when “professor” Barber shows up to [...]