Free to Choose Part 9: How to Cure Inflation Featuring Milton Friedman

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[kshoren05]

Milton Friedman is genius, it's unreal how similar the issues in the late 70s/early 80s are to what we are going through today.

[obtree]

@LogicalFlawDetector Inflation is much higher than it is reported in the CPI and PPI, which are both engineered by the government. I recommend reading a book by Peter Schiff called Crash Proof. He devotes an entire chapter to inflation, and how it is misrepresented today.

[ACDC7369]

50:10 Hair of the dog that bit me....AKA Obama's stimulus passing the buck to the next generation. We will pay dearly for that in our next recession/depression

[torgyman]

56:37  , what's so funny? :(

[MrPeterl747]

@disquisition73 I'm glad someone else thinks the same of LSE!

[skydome29]

@dreamingWisdom Well Pauls platform has been actual saving, not lessening spending disguised as actual saving.

[DREwestcoast]

I want you guys to pause the vid at precisely 38:16, and tell me in the eyes that this guy wasn't thinking in his crooked mind: ''Oh shit, He knows''...

[dreamingWisdom]

@Jalreal Ron Paul also has the advantage over Obama in that he understands how and why these changes in monetary policy needs to be done, thus he is able to articulate and persuade congress not with sensationalism but with logic, reason, facts, and scores of historical examples behind his words.

[DREwestcoast]

@Jalreal it's up to the people to petition their congressmen/women

[Jalreal]

@jedivish But, if Paul is elected, will our disfunctional congress help him to pass his ideas as laws? I don't think so, it's like saying Obama's 2008 slogan "Change." actually meant something. I support Ron Paul very much, but I don't think even he could turn around our system of crony capitalism into a true free market system.

[barney5096]

@stebecool I think he would back Ron Paul 100%, luckily some people are becoming aware as Ron Pauls support is growing

[barney5096]

@jedivish I agree completely, I think most if not close to all americans just don't know enough about this issue to make educated decisions about who to vote for. I agree Ron Paul is the only candidate to vote for because he understands these issues today and is honest enough to address them, he isn't concerned with saying lies to make people feel good but knows to get the country on the right course for the future means changes must be made even if it means a little pain in unemployment