Government money deserves a "swift" abolition
Ludwig von Mises Institute
by Nicholas Curott
10/05/06
It seems that everywhere we look today, government intrusion into people's lives and its expropriation of their property are on the rise. Thankfully, this trend is not inevitable. Ideology ultimately determines the course of the struggle between liberty and power, and history affords many instances where government coercion was rolled back due to the persuasive efforts of a few individuals. Jonathan Swift was one of the rare individuals to have won such a battle through the persuasiveness of his writing...
http://www.mises.org/story/2329
Informant: Thomas L. Knapp
by Nicholas Curott
10/05/06
It seems that everywhere we look today, government intrusion into people's lives and its expropriation of their property are on the rise. Thankfully, this trend is not inevitable. Ideology ultimately determines the course of the struggle between liberty and power, and history affords many instances where government coercion was rolled back due to the persuasive efforts of a few individuals. Jonathan Swift was one of the rare individuals to have won such a battle through the persuasiveness of his writing...
http://www.mises.org/story/2329
Informant: Thomas L. Knapp
rudkla - 6. Okt, 16:11
