Suppose I wrote the following in an article: The most charitable reconstruction of Adolf Hitler’s argument for killing Jews goes, more or less, like this. Jews are equivalent to infected…
Most people are comfortable thinking about libertarianism in connection with the idea of natural rights. And Rothbard’s form of libertarianism is, indeed, a natural rights position. But it is also a position…
Suppose–purely hypothetically–a prominent politician uses the following argument to explain why we should pay more taxes: If you are rich, you relied upon background infrastructure, social norms, institutions, the rule…
My fellow Americans, I have been the target of numerous charges by my opponent in recent weeks. Rather than repeat them, I will simply say this: I will not apologize…
Everybody knows what Marx thought about capitalism and exploitation. But if you think that a powerful state is the solution to the problem of exploitation, perhaps you ought to familiarize…
Jesse Walker has a nice discussion of the Farrant/McPhail/Berger paper on Hayek and Pinochet.