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Milton Friedman discusses the principles of Adam Smith (28 of 30) http://www.LibertyPen.com

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  • All little kids that like Noam Chomsky should go watch one of his crappy pseudo-intellectual videos like good indoctrined communists that they are. Do us all a favor, quit trolling, start conversations in places and sites that were made for people to discuss such issues in depth, not a video-related site.

    The same goes to all those who answer the flamers. Do not feed the troll people.

  • @MultiSmartass1 The way that you can make false conclusions amazes me. First of all, WE STAND FOR LIBERTY AND LIBERTY IS A CONCEPT VERY TANGIBLE . Go and lock yourself in cell for 6 months than come back here and post if Liberty is tangible or not.

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  • @ElenaXVI you don't sue for diluted milk. you just don't buy that brand of milk anymore...

  • a walk in the park

  • @ElenaXVI

    "people lived in villages"

    Everyone?

    "production and consumption were organized locally"

    You mean trade is a phenomenon unique to our times...?

  • Adam Smith (1723-1790)

    watch?v=Z92pjQVgqmY

  • hehhe the fella is bullshiting his way through the answer.. what a shithead! a real scientist :-D

  • I am pleased to have one of my favorite economists talking about the philosophical principles of the man who did for capitalism as much as Karl Marx did for socialism.

  • @fzqlcs No wait... I think I just converted to capitalism. I thought I was thinking for myself, but now I see I was brainwashed by leninists like Obama. They're fucking evil and want to turn the world into a huge Gulag. You're right. Market good, state bad. Thank you, friend. I just saw the light.

  • @ElenaXVI Laissez-faire capitalism is a timeless principle, like reason, liberty and justice. It is simply the principle that you and I can make a transaction without having to gain permission (licensing and regulation) from a third party (govt). It would allow you, for example, to transport folks for money with having to buy a taxi license. Economic liberty is as relevant an idea now as it was in Adam Smith's day. Government's only role should be to provide a court system to settle disputes.

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