We Who Dared to Say No to War | Thomas E. Woods. Jr.

Jeffrey Tucker interviews Tom Woods on the topic of Tom's anthology (edited with Murray Polner), 'We Who Dared to Say No to War: American Antiwar Writing from 1812 to Now.'

Recorded in Auburn, Alabama, at the Ludwig von Mises Institute, 21 July 2010.

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[IslandersMets10]

It is beacuase the american colonies won there independence from britan that we are free...every other war does not hold true to that fact. Maybe the war of 1812..but the civil war centralized power, the indian wars expanded power, ww1, ww2....and it just grows and grows. It's time for the states to secede and honor our foundng fathers

[miazagora]

As the aunt of a soldier, I can say I'm anti-war.

[Joshua Black]

This idea that because you are related to a soldier, your opinion holds more weight, is exactly the problem this video addresses. if you want to be anti-war, then be anti-war, why does it need to be more complicated than that?

[RPenta]

Thanks. 

[sleedolfine15]

I know. I was joking.

[RPenta]

You can't be a true Zionist and a sincere Catholic.

[RPenta]

It took Sherman months to do what the Enola Gay and Bock's Car did in seconds. 

[sleedolfine15]

He did. It was called William T. Sherman.

[4lifejackhammer]

Trying to be a world super-power has more costs than just military costs; attempts by the U.S. to use the U.N. to pass off costs and attempts by smaller nations to use U.N. to restrain U.S. is mostly a winner for the U.N.

[RPenta]

Just think if Abraham Lincoln had the atomic bomb.

[r29]

shouldn't it be pro and anti murder?

[Thomas Jefferson]

Why'd your nephew to enlist if you're so anti-war?