Murray Rothbard explains the origins of money, its use in a free society, and the obfuscation of the function of money by the government.  The free market creates money; government destroys it for its own ends.  Part 5 of 6.

Murray Rothbard explains the origins of money, its use in a free society, and the obfuscation of the function of money by the government.  The free market creates money; government destroys it for its own ends.  Part 4 of 6.

I interrupted our discussion of What Has Government Done to Our Money to look into what Rothbard has said on gun control.  Clearly, the non-aggression principle (NAP) gives individuals to own firearms absolutely provided they do not aggress against any...

Murray Rothbard explains the origins of money, its use in a free society, and the obfuscation of the function of money by the government.  The free market creates money; government destroys it for its own ends.  Part 3 of 6.

Murray Rothbard explains the origins of money, its use in a free society, and the obfuscation of the function of money by the government.  The free market creates money; government destroys it for its own ends.  Part 2 of 6.

Murray Rothbard explains the origins of money, its use in a free society, and the obfuscation of the function of money by the government.  The free market creates money; government destroys it for its own ends.  Part 1 of 5.

In this timeless essay, Bastiat explains what the “law” is and its purpose. It is not to give the state the power to seize property and then turn around and give it to another person or class of people. It is to protect life, liberty, and property.

In this timeless essay, Bastiat explains what the “law” is and its purpose. It is not to give the state the power to seize property and then turn around and give it to another person or class of people. It is to protect life, liberty, and property.

In this timeless essay, Bastiat explains what the “law” is and its purpose. It is not to give the state the power to seize property and then turn around and give it to another person or class of people. It is to protect life, liberty, and property.

A classic essay from Murray Rothbard that describes his view of the nature of government. It is predatory. It is a parasite. It is nonproductive. Anything government does is for its own benefit, using intellectuals and ideology to justify its own rule ...