20. Aiding and Abetting Road Socialism: The Case of Robert Poole and the Reason Foundation
In this chapter we take it for granted that governmental ownership and control of roads is unjustified, on the grounds that it is based on coercion (the tax revenues upon which it is based are compulsory), and needlessly kills thousands of people (over an
Part V: Conclusion
21. An Interview with Walter Block
Interviewers: Bruce Armstrong, Troilus Bryan, Mike Cust, Chris Delanoy, Jeff Dick, Matthew Johnston
Appendices
Appendix I
| Year | Fatalities | Vehicle Miles | Rate/100M |
Appendix Ii
§31. Manslaughter1
A. Manslaughter is:
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Ahlbrandt, Roger. 1973. “Efficiency in the Provision of Fire Services.” Public Choice 16 (Fall).
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and egress rights, 265, 266, 283–84, 352
full, 173
insurance, 413
road, 265, 266, 276, 277
search, 283
Accidents, causes, 5, 348n, 350
Air pollution, 406
American Civil Liberties Union, 206
American Public Works Association, 230
American Trucking Associations, 382
Anti-immigration, 216–17
Antisocial behavior, 110
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