The Incredible Bread Machine Film

Released in 1975 by World Research, Inc. Includes an introduction by then-Secretary of the Treasury, William E. Simon, and interviews with professors Walter Heller (University of Minnesota) and Milton Friedman (University of Chicago). Moderated by Dr. Richard Rogge (Wabash College). The film also features a cameo appearance by Murray N. Rothbard. Written by Karl Keating, Susan Love Brown, Patrea Post and Stuart Smith, based on Richard Grant's provocative poem.

This online version of the film is adapted from a 1/2" black-and-white EIAJ-1 open-reel video.

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[DarthKazi]

You are missing the critical factor. No corporation ever holds a gun on you and forces you into a car... nor do they force you to pay them.  You choose to go to Wal-Mart, Target and pay for Microsoft crap.

Just try to not pay your taxes... and see what happens to you.

[KraljevicPavle]

20:00 F*** Yeah, Murray Rothbard!

[onelostmind]

We can't allow propaganda like this to brainwash the sheeple.

[chesterlott821]

Your video went viral on Abidjan

[oshuabailey38j]

This vid is popular on Korea, South

[zalkessler]

1st saw this over 35 years ago. Still relevant, wait, even more relevant today! A re-release, remake or remix is badly needed today!

[tysonbc0927]

@LeksServices

What is the magical plan of yours that allow us to live without working? Is that a delusion of yours that it's possible for us to consume without anyone producing? I don't own land- I find it cheaper to rent it and safe or invest the excess. I am richer than someone who owns 100 acres of land in Uganda. Get a clue.

[DarthKazi]

@LeksServices Your "logic" is that of a blathering fool. You neither represent the points of any of the multiple schools of free market economics, nor do you represent the intelligent critiques of them. You represent nonsense.

[LeksServices]

Land is wealth. Money is not. People who have land have power. Free market economics ignores this basic fact. We all need a place to sleep, we all need shelter. We claim that we have a choice in where we live. Do we have a choice to live *nowhere?* Of course not. So we are stuck paying others for a place to leave. The consequences of not paying is death, by exposure or drowning. Because if you can't live on land, you must try to live in the ocean. Work or die. Great choice there.

[LeksServices]

@DarthKazi - No one forces you to live on land. No one forces you to buy fuel for your ship, or sails, or to have your ship on land for any reason. No one forces you sleep under a roof. No one forces you get off their land if you don't pay your rent. Oh, wait. If you don't pay your rent, they do throw you off the land. If you don't pay rent, you are thrown out of shelter. See what happens to you without shelter. I'm sure it's much better than what the government does for not paying taxes.

[ArLyneDiamond]

Free voices, free markets produce free choice - it is by allowing the widest possible range of choices that we have creativity and innovation. Force someone to "share" and they grow to resent the person with whom they are forced. Allow someone to choose to share with those they care about and they share generously and willingly.