Santa Monica in the 1950s and 60s was pretty conservative with a GOP edge in registration. Those days are long gone...maybe thanks to these Frankfurt school fiends?
I am in complete agreement with Milton Friedman (which includes his ringing endorsement of Ludwig von Mises). But if one man can be right about absolutely everything he discussed and wrote, what possibly explains socialism as a phenomenon? What could prevent anyone from immediately being convinced by his arguments and accepting those as the optimal way for humankind to proceed? If all logic, rational argument and empirical evidence is 100% supportive of Milton Friedman's work, what possesses those who seek to misrepresent and malign him (and similarly all those who are so easily persuaded)? Unfortunately, economics doesn't have the answer and this is why voices such as DiLorenzo find themselves effectively howling at the moon!
@Simple Truths Marxism is a 150 year old political philosophy Capitalism is over 200 years old. We can do better now that don't travel to town in a horse and buggy.
I’m glad u said it. It’s good to hear arguments for and against things. It’s better to see the good points and bad in both sides. It’s best to find a transcendent solution that isn’t an eternal battle of the two sides but is able to take the best of both worlds and work towards something greater. We seem addicted to conflict. 😢
i see tom dilorenzo i click. i wish he did a weekly podcast or something
Respect to Thomas D. Another good speech.
You know it is quiet refreshing to see an intellectual tell the truth. Cannot be beat.
Santa Monica in the 1950s and 60s was pretty conservative with a GOP edge in registration. Those days are long gone...maybe thanks to these Frankfurt school fiends?
Just bought "The Real Lincoln", its always a pleasure to hear Dr DiLorenzo speak
Some excellent points.
Can anyone else hear something that sounds like farts sometimes during the talk??
Bravo!
I am in complete agreement with Milton Friedman (which includes his ringing endorsement of Ludwig von Mises). But if one man can be right about absolutely everything he discussed and wrote, what possibly explains socialism as a phenomenon? What could prevent anyone from immediately being convinced by his arguments and accepting those as the optimal way for humankind to proceed? If all logic, rational argument and empirical evidence is 100% supportive of Milton Friedman's work, what possesses those who seek to misrepresent and malign him (and similarly all those who are so easily persuaded)? Unfortunately, economics doesn't have the answer and this is why voices such as DiLorenzo find themselves effectively howling at the moon!
Thanks Tom!
A great talk as usual from DiLorenzon, and great references for the inquisitive to look further into.
13:35 - I'm guessing that was electrical interference. lol
One day, I too will fart in public. Until then I must leave comments on TH-cam.
There's more "electrical interference" @18:36 :-P
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9:55 the new class struggle.
good stuff
Must be using a Boom mic.
Watermelons...hahahaha...
13:35 AND 18:36 also 21:50 Proof that Political Correctness is the intellectual equivalent of fart noises.
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This stuff is junk. It's a lot of name calling and name dropping without much philosophical reasoning. Who funds this guy?
You've obviously been brainwashed by neo-marxists... This guy isn't funded by anyone unlike so many social Democrat scumbags.
@Simple Truths No, just shallow.
@Simple Truths Marxism is a 150 year old political philosophy Capitalism is over 200 years old. We can do better now that don't travel to town in a horse and buggy.
I’m glad u said it. It’s good to hear arguments for and against things. It’s better to see the good points and bad in both sides. It’s best to find a transcendent solution that isn’t an eternal battle of the two sides but is able to take the best of both worlds and work towards something greater. We seem addicted to conflict. 😢
He quoted the communist manifesto, he gave real life examples, he gives plenty of reasoning. Didn’t pick up on any name calling.