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Tag Archives: anarcho-capitalism
Classical Liberalism versus Anarchocapitalism
Professor Jesús Huerta de Soto on the differences between anarcho-capitalism and classical liberalism, and why intellectual evolution eventually leads to anarcho-capitalism. Continue reading
Posted in Theory
Tagged Anarchism, anarcho-capitalism, Capitalism, freedom, Government, Huerta, intervention, Jesús, Property, rights, Socialism, Soto, tyranny
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A Libertarian Theory of Free Immigration
Spanish economic Jesús Huerta de Soto covers the topic of immigration in a libertarian society under the framework provided by Murray N. Rothbard. Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Theory
Tagged aliens, Anarchism, anarcho-capitalism, coercion, Government, illegal, immigration, libertarian, State, welfare
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Monopolization of Force and the State
A State with the ability to protect private property automatically has a legal monopoly on force. This monopolization may, at first, provide protection service to the States’ citizens, but ultimately an entity which monopolizes the power to protect also monopolizes the to take away. Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Property
Tagged Anarchism, anarcho-capitalism, coercion, fasces, force, freedom, Government, libery, minarchism, monopoly, State
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Zionism’s Losing Battle
Zionism is doomed to failure, and the only Middle East peace solution is a dissolution of government and the return of economic and social freedoms to both the Jews and the Arabs. Continue reading
Posted in History, Property
Tagged Anarchism, anarcho-capitalism, burden, Capitalism, Government, impoverishment, militancy, Palestine, Palestinians, poverty, Private, Property, Socialism, terrorism, Violence, Zionism
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