"Free or Equal" with Johan Norberg -- Exclusive Preview Clip

Thirty years after the creation of Milton Friedman's "Free To Choose," Free To Choose Network celebrates with a commemorative documentary called "Free or Equal" hosted by Johan Norberg.

Travel with Norberg around the globe on an intellectual journey -- one taken by Milton Friedman thirty years ago. How much has changed? Are we better off? Are Friedman's insights alive and well?

Like Friedman, Norberg asks us to consider perennial questions about free markets, prosperity and the trade-offs between individual liberty and income equality.

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[TheHerrUlf]

@Endstation You're the shallow thinker: the government doesn't have any money of its own; it takes it from the people who produce.

[SendMeLies]

Freedom is a chinese sweatshop.

[Buddhamand]

i'm about to puke

[SendMeLies]

@H1TMANactual You can rent disposable, untrained kids, work them to destruction for peanuts, and use their very availability as proof that other workers should be willing to accept the same terms. You know, American workers, the most capable, most productive workers on the planet. The people whose efforts and partnership made the corporations possible. Former workers. It’s a win-win.

[jonny282]

@SendMeLies it's sad, but they could also just quit

[Spjungen]

A free market is the economic equivalent of evolution and natural selection; it is the most scientific solution in many ways, and the facts of history support it.

[H1TMANactual]

@SendMeLies No hundreds of millions of their counter parts who were otherwise starving beg to differ. People don't work in sweat shops b/c they like it, they do it b/c it's their best option.

[SendMeLies]

@H1TMANactual suicidal chinese workers beg to differ.

[H1TMANactual]

@SendMeLies The alternative being starving, sounds like a good deal.

[Riellysdad]

@socratic1968 ...He was calling for them to be rendered powerless by removing the Government privileges that propped them up....duh!