The Free Market: Fallacies and Facts | Thomas E. Woods, Jr
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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.
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@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.
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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...
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@alique087 Umm...The use of capital in voluntary exchange between people?
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@imtonasty China's wages are only "low' from our perspective.
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@MrGreeneggsnham I say the same thing all the time (the "ad populum" part). Bravo.
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@PenguinJr1994 Mises Institute has hundreds of books available free online about economics, history, money, banking etc....
mises(.)org/Literature/Source/
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Where can i find the list of books he was talking about at the beginning of the video?
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How many twitter arguers receive the coup de grace in the form of an hour long pwnage speech in front of hundreds of people?
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@tstruss912 Why not include the industrial revolution? Isn't it obvious that free market capitalism orchestrated that?
Excellent as always. Tom Woods rules!
SirTenenbaum 1 month ago 22
@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.
MrGreeneggsnham 1 month ago 20