The Influence of Ludwig von Mises | Dr. Jonathan Cole
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Join Robert Forsyth in this enlightening interview with Dr. Jonathan Cole, a distinguished scholar and passionate advocate of classical liberalism. Dr. Cole shares his personal journey of conversion to classical liberalism, tracing the profound impact Ludwig von Mises had on his intellectual transformation and understanding of economic and political philosophy.
In this engaging discussion, Dr. Cole reflects on his intellectual evolution, the key principles of classical liberalism, and how Mises' ideas continue to shape contemporary debates on freedom, markets, and individual rights. Robert and Dr. Cole delve into the relevance of Mises' theories in today’s political climate and explore how classical liberalism offers solutions to modern challenges.
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Before I forget it in the end:
Thank you very much for your perspective and interview in general. So far i find it very very interesting.
Greetings from Germany
I'm an existential consumer. 😮
Do you think that the coronavirus crisis has shown that the state does have the option of restricting the fundamental rights of individuals if the state deems an emergency situation to exist? In other words, the state theoretically always has the opportunity to disregard the basic principles of liberalism. And because it theoretically always has the chance, we theoretically do not live in a liberal order. Is that the right way to understand it?
Any state always ‘theoretically’ has the option to impose force. After all they have the force, so they can exercise it. The point I think we ought to draw from the lockdowns is that people don’t have to tolerate it. Culture is ‘live’ and it’s the responsibility of individual citizens to continuously act in the reaffirm ethical action.
..and create an emergency when they need one.
mmm front page news paper shaming will keep society in order