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Tag Archives: libertarianism
Review: Hoppe, A Short History of Man
This is a “For Dummies” version of his groundbreaking *Democracy: The God that Failed.* While it has some serious limitations, it’s last chapter, on Aristocracy and Democracy, is brilliant. And even in the earlier sections of the book there are … Continue reading
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Tagged anthropology, democracy, hans herman hoppe, libertarianism
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Review: Mises, Human Action
Von Mises, Ludwig. Human Action. Scholar’s Edition. All deductive systems are dangerous if formulated incorrectly. Their appeal lies in their power, and Mises’s system is powerful indeed. Mises advances Praxeology, an economidoctrine emerging from the Classical School when it was realized that … Continue reading
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Tagged freedom, interest, libertarianism, ludwig von mises, utilitarianism
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Solving Crimes in a Libertarian Utopia
Someone shared this on my Facebook wall. I was shooting heroin and reading “The Fountainhead” in the front seat of my privately owned police cruiser when a call came in. I put a quarter in the radio to activate it. … Continue reading
Hoppe quotes on Democracy, the failed god
This is from “Journey into a Libertarian Future.” They meant it as a slam against the Hoppean anarcho-capitalist project. I don’t think they fully understood his arguments on time-preference. Still, I thought it was funny and I am posting the … Continue reading