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Tag Archives: socialism
Venezuela needs help
Although I don’t believe Venezuela is in the “brink” of losing its democracy: it has lost it a long time ago, when the “pajarito” Chávez was still human and destroyed the country with his megalomania and his greed for power. … Continue reading
Posted in democracy, freedom, government, socialism
Tagged chavez, congress, cuba, democracy, dictatorship, diosdado, human rights, maduro, opossition, populism, socialism, south america, totalitarism, venezuela, violence
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Margaret Thatcher on socialism
Her voice will be heard clearer and stronger when the disasters conceived by the socialists in all parties are no longer concealed by the manipulation of reality:
Posted in freedom, interventionism, libertarianism, Phylosophy of Liberty, politicians
Tagged 1990, house of commons, margaret Thatcher, socialism, speech
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Milton Friedman on Hayek’s “Road to serfdom”
Interesting interview to Milton Friedman. A must-see.
Posted in economy, free markets, government, hayek, Phylosophy of Liberty, socialism
Tagged economy, Federal Reserve, friedrich von hayek, hayek, keynes, milton friedman, road to serfdom, socialism, totalitarism
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Why ObamaCare Will Fail: A Reading List
The Supreme Court today upheld “Obamacare,” a massive economic intervention ostensibly designed to cure the ills of American healthcare. Of course those ills were themselves caused by intervention, and this “cure” will only make the situation even worse. The “cycle … Continue reading
Posted in capitalism, control, free markets, government, interventionism, Phylosophy of Liberty, socialism
Tagged failure, government, health insurance, Mises Institute, obama, obamacare, readings, socialism, usa
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Obama in Wonderland
Or Mickey Obama. Or Obama Mouse. “The essence of the interventionist policy is to take from one group to give to another. It is confiscation and distribution.” Ludwig von Mises, “The Human Action”
Posted in government, humor, interventionism, welfare state
Tagged fantasy, health care, humor, interventinism, Mises, obama, socialism, usa
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Earth Hour in North Korea
The WWF sponsored Earth Hour yesterday. This “action” was intended to raise awareness on climate change by doing something simple: turning off the lights for one hour. Millions of people around the world decided to support this petition. Many millions … Continue reading
Posted in capitalism, communism, nonsense, socialism
Tagged capitalism, climate change, earth hour, north korea, socialism, south korea, WWF
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Liberty and slavery: how they help
Posted in government, libertarianism
Tagged charity, government, liberty, slavery, socialism
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Socialism’s legacy
Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, many optimists claimed that the world was now somehow “after socialism.” There are reasons, however—structural, political, moral, and intellectual—why the collapse of Communism did not entail the end of socialism. This talk will … Continue reading
Posted in communism, economy, government, socialism
Tagged alan kors, capitalism, clemson institute, communism, consequences, lecture, legacy, socialism
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