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Placing The State In Charge Of Moral Principles Is Equivalent To Putting The Proverbial Fox In Charge Of The Chicken Coop.

[t]he Crucial Question Is Not, As So Many Believe, Whether Property Rights Should Be Private Or Governmental, But Rather Whether The Necessarily 'private' Owners Are Legitimate Owners Or Criminals. For Ultimately, There Is No Entity Called 'government'; There Are Only People Forming Themselves Into Groups Called 'governments' And Acting In A 'governmental' Manner. All Property Is Therefore Always 'private'; The Only And Critical Question Is Whether It Should Reside In The Hands Of Criminals Or Of The Proper And Legitimate Owners.

There Is One Good Thing About Marx: He Was Not A Keynesian.

Minimum Wage Laws Tragically Generate Unemployment, Especially So Among The Poorest And Least Skilled Or Educated Workers... Because A Minimum Wage, Of Course, Does Not Guarantee Any Worker's Employment; It Only Prohibits, By Force Of Law, Anyone From Being Hired At The Wage Which Would Pay His Employer To Hire Him.

Unlike The Days Of The Gold Standard, It Is Impossible For The Federal Reserve To Go Bankrupt; It Holds The Legal Monopoly Of Counterfeiting (of Creating Money Out Of Thin Air) In The Entire Country.