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Milton Friedman - The Draft - From Compulsory to Voluntary

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  • What did Milton mean by : You are a mercenary general and I am a mercenary professor, we are served by a mercenary lawyer, we are served by a mercenary doctor..?

  • @L45 A mercenary is simply one who performs his/her duties merely for pay. Therefore, most people who work could be considered mercenaries.

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  • milton is a genious!! sharp as a razorknife!

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  • it depend on the situation at that time,

    ending the draft was a political decision to get nixon into the 2nd term.

    A mercenary soldier will be defeated against a highly motivated enemy like the Nazi/xis power of the past.

  • @szalonyrenifer4 so you hate old Miltie for helping to end the draft. You can always join, asshole

  • fuckin jew his dead for good, and im happy im not socialist not komunist, im jus a human with hope to lve like a human not slave

  • @RPFS2008 He knew he could do more for his "cause" with the enemy. That's why he went to the Fed. To help his ilk. I once heard him say that corruption was OK because it would get corrected by the Market. If I ever met the man, I would have robbed his ass, took his wallet and all his credit cards.

  • @JayGatsbyOdysseus

    "his dog eat dog cowboy capitalism"

    Yep, he was so much for free market capitalism that he thought it best to go into the central planning business.

  • Allan Greenspan was an Ayn Rand pussy licker who was force to admit he was wrong to congress about his dog eat dog cowboy capitalism.

  • General Westmoreland disliked this video because he got pwned by professor Friedman.

  • What is this clip taken from?

  • What a coward Lyndon Johnson was in 1968. He gets his country embroiled in a war then he walks away from it. Of course the poor slobs sent off to fight his war had no such luxury.

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