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Książki: Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand - Animal Farm by George Orwell - Economics in One Lesson by Henry Hazlitt - The Search for Cosmic Justice by Thomas Sowell - The Art of War by Sun Tsu - How I Found Freedom in an Unfree World by Harry Browne - Free to Choose by Milton Friedman - More Liberty Means Less Government by Walter E Williams - The Road to Serfdom by F.A. Hayek - The Law by Frederic Bastiat - Liberty versus the Tyranny of Socialism by Walter E Williams - The Real Lincoln by Thomas DiLorenzo - Why Government Doesn't Work by Harry Browne - The Virtue of Selfishness by Ayn Rand

Hobby: Reason, liberty, justice, economics, baseball, jazz

Despite its dismal track record, people continue to believe government can solve problems. Such a viewpoint represents the triumph of faith and hope over history and wisdom. It is incentives, not intentions, that determine results. Capitalism is the natural evolution of barter. Through voluntary exchange, scarce resources are directed to their best utilization by consumer demand. Government intervention can only disrupt the process, favoring one group over another. The Constitution limits federal authority, but since it cannot enforce itself, our founding document is vulnerable to sabotage from those "public servants" charged with protecting and defending it. Less than a century ago, it was generally recognized that the federal government lacked even the authority to ban alcohol without a Constitutional amendment. Today, our government recognizes no limitations on its authority. Government mandates everything from health insurance to light bulbs, assaults individual liberty on a daily basis, treats traveling Americans like criminals, spends tax money bailing out politically connected friends and empowers itself to take over privately held companies on a whim.