Those who deny freedom to others deserve it not for themselves.
—Abraham Lincoln
Only a few — the pure, the apt and the true — never deny freedom to anyone. All others, while they may hope for freedom for themselves, deny ...
Combatting statism is not, as many assume, a project in propaganda; it is, instead, a probing operation. The problem is not one of merely getting others to grasp the little we already know; it is far more a matter ...
The law ... has converted plunder into a right, in order to protect plunder. — Frédéric Bastiat
The commandment “Thou shalt not steal” would be far better kept today had not theft assumed various disguises under which its practice has ...
Some years ago the public relations officer of a large corporation summarized for me his guiding principle: “Find out what the people want and do more of it; find out what they don’t want and do less of it.”
While ...
Every person should be free
… to pursue his ambition to the full extent of his abilities, regardless of race or creed or family background.
… to associate with whom he pleases for any reason he pleases, even if someone else ...
A certain business leader, perhaps among the most publicized during the last two decades, once severely lectured me on my unswerving and uncompromising behavior. He charged that I saw things only in blacks and whites. He argued that practical ...
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To me, "Thou shalt not steal" is a principle not because some sage of antiquity said so but because, in my own experience, it has been revealed as a principle which must be adhered ...
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These remarks, hardly more than a personal confession of faith, have their origin in an attitude or behavior commonly referred to as "compromising."
The compromising attitude is exalted by many and deplored by only a ...
The real American Revolution was not the armed conflict with King George III. That was a relatively unimportant incident. It was, instead, a concept which, when fully understood, is seen to be a fundamental principle. ...
A certain business leader, perhaps among the most publicized during the last two decades, once Severely lectured me on my unswerving and uncompromising behavior. He charged that I saw things only in ...
