Murray Rothbard: “Pioneer of Praxeological Analysis”
To Murray N. Rothbard, pioneer of praxeological analysis with all good wishes. March 2nd, 1967. ~Ludwig von Mises
To Murray N. Rothbard, pioneer of praxeological analysis with all good wishes. March 2nd, 1967. ~Ludwig von Mises
Arthur Laffer, the recent Presidential Medal of Freedom winner and occasional Peter Schiff gambling part
The Bionic Mosquito disgrees with Rothbard's contention that reason can establish natural law. His argument merits careful study, but I disagree with.it.
Bill Greene, the 2016 faithless elector who cast his vote for Ron Paul, passed away. Among other things, Bill was a fierce advocate of making gold and silver legal tender, and was an assistant professor at South Texas College.
The Bionic Mosquito points out that Rothbard defended objective ethics.
Marxists hate capitalism and want to replace it with socialism because they believe that profits are stolen from wages.
"The Declaration of Independence … had a much broader and deeper significance than a mere secession of territory and the establishment of a new nation … because it was proposed to establish a nation on new principles."
In truth, it was the American taxpayer who "saved" Chrysler, not Iacocca. And thanks to Iacocca, the taxpayer did so against his will since Iacooca was an expert at leveraging the coercive power of government to make others pay for his corporate schemes.
President Donald Trump’s plan to give an Independence Day televised address from the Lincoln Memorial has outraged manypundits and plenty of normal