The Free Market: Fallacies and Facts | Thomas E. Woods, Jr

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Uploaded by on Jan 19, 2012

Archived from the live Mises.tv broadcast, this lecture was presented by Tom Woods at the Mises Circle in Houston on 14 January 2012. Includes an introduction by Douglas E. French.

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  • Excellent as always. Tom Woods rules!

  • @tstruss912 No, they passed a law and if you break it they lock you in a cage and/or fine you. Voting isn't a good way to decide anything. It amounts to argumentum ad populum. It's majority opinion enforced with the barrel of a gun.

    Power corrupts and corrupt people are attracted to power.

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  • Survival of the fittest???

    You mean like Coke and Pepsi?

    Thanks, but I don't have a few centuries to spare waiting to find out who wins.

  • @evangrogers As a personal trainer by trade, I never advocate the paleo/primal diets. It's not bad necessarily, and it has its benefits but it really isn't that efficient.

  • I don't mean to be a jerk, but if the primal diet makes you have to drink water every 5 minutes...

    ... then it's probably bad...

  • @alique087 Umm...The use of capital in voluntary exchange between people?

  • @imtonasty China's wages are only "low' from our perspective.

  • @MrGreeneggsnham I say the same thing all the time (the "ad populum" part). Bravo.

  • @PenguinJr1994 Mises Institute has hundreds of books available free online about economics, history, money, banking etc....

    mises(.)org/Literature/Source/­Books

  • Where can i find the list of books he was talking about at the beginning of the video?

  • How many twitter arguers receive the coup de grace in the form of an hour long pwnage speech in front of hundreds of people?

  • @tstruss912 Why not include the industrial revolution? Isn't it obvious that free market capitalism orchestrated that?

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