Austrian economist and Lincoln historian Thomas DiLorenzo discusses Abe Lincoln’s horrid record on civil liberties during his unjust war, recorded at the Mises Institute, 06-06-2006. (more…)
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Lincoln v. The Constitution (Video)
Posted: 19 January 2009 by Editors in Political ScienceTags: abolitionism, anarchism, anti-Statism, censorship, Civil War, classical liberalism, Confederate, Constitution, Copperheads, Democrat, DiLorenzo, fascism, free speech, George Bush, Hamilton, human rights, libertarian, liberty, Lincoln, mail, market-anarchism, Newspeak, NYT, Obama, pacifism, press, Republican, Ron Paul, slavery, Spooner, tariff, totalitarian, Union, US, War, Whig, Yankees
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Dr. Murray N. Rothbard: “America’s Two Just Wars”
Posted: 2 December 2008 by Little Alex in Political ScienceTags: Abe Lincoln, abolitionism, American history, American Revolution, anarchism, anti-Statism, Civil War, Coercion, Confederate, Contract, Holy War, humanitarian intervention, libertarian, libertarianism, liberty, market-anarchism, Murray Rothbard, negative, non-interventionism, Political Science, public education, public works, republicanism, slavery, Thomas Jefferson, Union, War, Whig, Yankees
Dr. Murray N. Rothbard — American economist of the Austrian School, reformed “big-O” Objectivist, self-proclaimed anarcho-capitalist — establishes what constitutes a just war, breaks down the oxymoron of neoliberal “humanitarian intervention” and lectures on “America’s Two Just Wars.” This lecture is in five parts totaling a little under 50 minutes. Seeing as Dr. Rothbard died in early Jan ’95 and his citing of Bosnia and Somalia in this lecture, this has to be 1994?
Part One (9:59):
Part Two (10:00):
Part Three (9:58):
Part Four (10:01):
Part Five (10:25):
