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:

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

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:

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