https://youtu.be/SHHn4_Jj_uI Once again, the American public is being subjected to a nearly unanimous barrage of war propaganda and war hysteria, so that only the most searching and rational can keep their heads. Once again, we find that there has emerged upon the scene an Enemy, a Bad Guy, with the same old Bad Guy characteristics that we have heard of before; a diabolic, monolithic Enemy, which, generations ago in some “sacred texts,” decided (for reasons that remain obscure) that it was “out to conquer the world.” - Murray N. Rothbard, On the Importance of Revisionism in Our Time Watch on...

https://youtu.be/PAoXVEnUfls … money is one of the greatest and most signifi cant features of the modern market economy, and indeed of civilization itself. Th e more general the money, the greater the scope for division of labor and for the interregional exchange of goods and services that stem from the market economy. A monetary medium is therefore critical to the free market, and the wider the use of this money, the more extensive the market and the better it can function. - Murray N. Rothbard, Case for a 100 Percent Gold Dollar, p. 60 Watch on Bitchute Odysee X Rumble

https://youtu.be/p8zPuEhoIXY Many of the social or cultural differences between American blacks and American whites nationwide today were in antebellum times pointed out as differences between white Southerners and white Northerners. These include ways of talking, rates of crime and violence, children born out of wedlock, educational attainment, and economic initiative or lack thereof. While only about one-third of the antebellum white population of the United States lived in the South, at least 90 percent of American blacks lived in the South on into the twentieth century. In short, the...

https://youtu.be/D9hKJsP0z_g On the free market, firms strive to satisfy the customer, and constantly look for new and improved ways of doing business. Why? The profit motive: Firms that make customers happy prosper, and firms that don't go out of business. - Bryan Caplan, Pro-Market and Pro-Business: Essays on Laissez-Faire Bryan Caplan is a Professor of Economics at George Mason University, and New York Times Bestselling author. Watch on X Rumble BitChute Odysee

https://youtu.be/XvlVtoRCAV8 “Retaliation was certain if we carried the war into Germany…Yet, because we were doubtful about the psychological effect of propagandist distortion of the truth that it was we who started the strategic offensive, we have shrunk from giving our great decision of May, 1940, the publicity which it deserved. That surely, was a mistake. It was a splendid decision. It was as heroic, as self-sacrificing, as Russia’s decision to adopt her policy of ‘scorched earth’…It could have harmed us morally only if it were equivalent to an admission that we were the first to bomb...

https://youtu.be/BSJqaADbvng People who depict markets as cold, impersonal institutions, and their own notions as humane and compassionate, have it directly backwards. It is when people make their own economic decisions, taking into account costs that matter to themselves, and known only to themselves, that this knowledge becomes part of the trade-offs they choose, whether as consumers or producers. – Thomas Sowell, Discrimination and Disparities Watch on Rumble Odysee BitChute X

https://youtu.be/6_EZRqYvcY4 [Libertarians are] trying to shape the human social order in a way that involves the least amount of force, violence, and threats. - Brian Doherty, author of Modern Libertarianism Brian Doherty is a senior editor at Reason and author of five books. He is an award-winning journalist who has covered libertarian and conservative movement history, gun policy and legal history, tech innovation, environmental and trade policy, and cutting-edge American art movements. Watch on Bitchute Watch on Rumble Watch on X Watch on Odysee