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Don't Eat Your Dog: The Surprising Moral Case for Free Enterprise

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Published on Jul 10, 2012

http://arthurbrooks.aei.org Government keeps growing -- and freedom keeps shrinking -- because we fail to make the moral case for free enterprise. Based on his best-selling book "The Road to Freedom," AEI President Arthur C. Brooks explains how we can win the fight for free enterprise by articulating what's written on our hearts. "We have to see that we're not in an economic battle for the future of America," Arthur says. "We're in a moral battle."

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  • Gar Port

    Whats wrong with eating your dog??

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  • nolekulikali

    Who is John Galt?

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  • MrHibiable

    since data and hard factually based arguments are always distortions of reality...please

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  • Mary Miller

    Maybe I fell asleep during this video - can somebody please tell me where the muffin was discussed? I have no memory of a muffin in the video.

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  • Mary Miller

    For a simple, understandable video you have to do one subject at a time.

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  • Mary Miller

    Although if they had cooked the squirrel it would have been fine. With eight kids, Dad supplemented our groceries by hunting in the back yard. (It was a big one, 10 acres.) We got used to eating squirrels and rabbits.

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  • Mary Miller

    Kids will refuse to eat the flesh of someone they love. That's how it went in our family when I was a kid - Dad shot a deer that had been hit and seriously wounded by a car, and Mom cooked it up for supper. It would have been all right if my sister hadn't announced that we were eating Bambi! We all put down our forks and declined the meat.

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  • swedichboy1000

    There is no such thing as moral, we make our own morality.

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  • Julian S

    Again BS, what about India and China, did China start redistribution programs to lift the poor out of poverty? NO! Still 1 million people are getting out of poverty every month without the violence of the state!

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  • Julian S

    Bullshit, I don't need an expropriating property protector, if you want one, go ahead but don't force it upon me through state violence! /watch?feature=player_embedded­&v=fasTSY-dB-s

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