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Tag Archives: Ludwig von Mises
Resolving the Shire Society Dispute
In some respects, I agree with both sides in the heated L. Neil Smith-Shire Society intellectual property dispute. There has been some childish name-calling from each camp, although Smith’s has been far more harsh. The controversy stems from the creation … Continue reading
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Tagged Ayn Rand, coercion, flickr, Free State Project, image, intellectual property, libertarianism, Ludwig von Mises, national, natural law, natural rights, philosophy, rights
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‘I Will Hang Your Ass’
Collectivists hold that individuals are subordinate to a group and have value only so far as they serve the demands of that group. Examples are racism, sexism, nationalism, statism, and altruism — second-hand ideologies of guilt and the gun. Because … Continue reading
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Tagged altruism, coercion, collectivism, constitution, liberty, Ludwig von Mises, morality, natural law, non-aggression principle, politics, reason, social contract, the state
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Violence Begets Liberty?
A common meme in the liberty movement is that if we can’t achieve liberty by the ballot box, then we’ll get it by the ammo box. I say neither will work since both strategies have failed for more than 200 … Continue reading
Pure (Enough) Austrian
I almost scored a perfect score on the new Are You an Austrian? quiz at the Mises Institute. I was not consciously trying to get a high score, but mark what I truly thought was the correct, rational answer. I … Continue reading



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The Social Functions of Profits
Profit seekers — those just after a quick buck — are often derided as being anti-social, as harmful to the interest of society at large. Common objections to profits themselves are that they are unearned, that they drive up prices … Continue reading →