Mises Wire

It’s appropriate that this was released today in light of

Great column by Sheldon Richman in The Freeman, with yeasty discussion in the comments:

This is, very truly, one of the most interesting lectures I’ve ever heard. Perhaps it is not surprising that he draws from Misesian praxeology:

Yet another group embraces the free exchange of information. This is heroic.

Last Saturday (May 28) I delivered the speech “Correcting some Common Libertarian Misconceptions” at the 2011 Annual Meeting,

Jeff’s post below inspired some lively discussion.

The angrier-than-thou “moral scrupulosity” among some libertarians that Jeffrey Tucker talks about in his excellent recent

It turns our that after the voters of Colorado Springs rejected a tax increase for the city, the city’s politicians ordered their public relations

An interesting article from Taki about the writer’s time with Hoppe

There’s a growing moral scrupulosity going on in libertarian land, to the point that every really existing business is closely examined for any hin