I'm going to check out (well, request from another branch) Human Action from my local library.
Also, hello. First-time poster, long time reader (sort of - been reading articles for a while now, just started browsing the forums).
Ska is lame and so am I.
Welcome!Are you asking if checking out Human Action from a public library will destroy the space-time continuum?
"Anticapitalist theories share in common an inability to take human nature as it is. Rather than analyzing man as a complex creature, anticapitalist theories tend to focus on what the theorist wishes man to be." - Isaac Morehouse
Precisely. ; )
Go for it. This space time continuum is overrated anyway.
Welcome to mises btw.
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Where there is no property there is no justice; a proposition as certain as any demonstration in Euclid
Fools! not to see that what they madly desire would be a calamity to them as no hands but their own could bring
I bet it has been gathering dust until Ron Paul started his bout for presidency... it it still comes with the old-fashioned loan card inside the cover have a look at how many times it has been checked out.
I worked as a librarian in the past and I have developed a certain sense for these things. The "worst" book you can ask in a public library is Hitler's Mein Kampf not because you'll be branded as a Nazi but because so many copies are lost and vandalized each year that librarians will be extra careful before approving your loan. The second "worst" book you can ask is Herman Hesse's Siddharta . Don't ask me why but we lost four-fives copies of that book each year...
Yes, it's time for the Dr Goebbels show!
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