Tom Woods on Rollback, CPAC 2011

Tom Woods addresses a CPAC audience on his new book, Rollback, on February 10, 2011. Introduction by Jack Hunter. Free chapter at http://www.RollbackBook.com.

http://www.TomWoods.com

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[Xasew]

@fluff125

I think hell is about to freeze over, because CPAC actually let TWO anarchists speak...

I don't think anyone even realized it, but the other one's Joe Salerno. He gave a speech on the Fed.

/watch?v=Sh2y13oDGmI

[thtrgremlin]

9:30 In my interpretation of Mises, government doesn't need to be evil to be screwing all this stuff up. All it needs to do is lose private property protection as a first principle. Unfortunately, seemingly every department of the federal government are special exceptions to private property rights, and has had exactly the consequences one could expect. Worse, this includes many departments that are accepted as Constitutional.

[SomewhatStaid]

@44:20 I work for a HIGHLY competitive American machine tool company!

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Ok, well, it's actually a German machine tool company, we're just their American branch. You win again, Mr. Woods.

[Flamepwnz]

FUCK YOU JACK HUNTER!!

[NecessariusVerum]

What book was he holding at the end? One of Bastiat's books? Which one?

[Ryan Blair]

Love it! Great job Dr. Woods articulating the 'Tale of a Slave'!!!!

[Charles Bingham]

There is a difference between Libertarianism and Anarchism.

wiki/Government#Forms_of_gover­nment

[pipem4n]

It's like deceiving oneself that when you buy little tiger it will grow into a peacefull kitty if you just feed it right, isn't it? Don't be naive..

[ironclad452]

24:10 "When the government modifies the government established rules of a government established institution who's deposits continue to be insured by the government, how is that the free markets fault?"

Brilliant!