Yaron Brook's Call to Action - June 2009
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@vbabe11111 The best source for the tea party movement can be found on places like aynrand dot org, where they have a section dedicated to it. But in terms of books, I'd recommend anything by Ayn Rand (esp. Atlas Shrugged)- and getting involved on places like facebook and twitter where you can follow Yaron Brook (and other pro-liberty supporters), as they often post articles and videos that can help you understand the movement better.
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i am interested in learning more about the green tea party movement can you recommend me a few books?
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heee hee shamone mother fucker, I'm Micheal Jackson.? This song rocks luv it, thanks OP
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Finally, the best of both worlds: Yaron elucidating principles from current events and the camera including the beautiful woman next to him throughout the video!
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"Dying planet." Can you say that with a straight face?
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Obviously even the disinterested "understand" that only because it's what they are taught.
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The only proper function of government is to protect rights. Anything else is slavery, any law which is not protecting freedom, is by default taking freedom away. Period. The government has no place micromanaging the economy, and doing so can only destroy market functions in favor of the greed-driven whims of bureaucrats.
Koutetsu 2 years ago 6
No. A society supportive of capitalism needs to enforce laws objectively, i.e. can't have a vested interest in the outcome on one side or the other. Police represent the physical force necessary to constrain non-compliant criminals. A competition of enforcers would lead to anarchy. The government needs to maintain control over the use of force. The other branches are to balance the power of the executive, but power rests with those who have the guns.
bakukenshin 2 years ago 5