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On 02/22/2011 01:47 PM, Darren Greer wrote:
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Samantha wrote:
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<div>> You might want to read Rothbard or in economics read
Hayek, von Mises and other Austrian economists. Or economics
in one lesson by Hazlitt.<</div>
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<div>thanks.</div>
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<div>> We can't do your homework for you. :)<</div>
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<div>Of course. But one of the reasons I came to this group first
was that even libertarians do not agree on an exact definition.
Your suggestions are fairly heavy on the economics, for example,
where other posts in reply to my query stressed that
libertarianism was far more than economics. As a result I've
decided to look at the socio-political aspects of the philosophy
for now and save the economics for later.</div>
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Rothbard road about a lot more than the economic aspects. He is a
general libertarian source. Hayek's The Road to Serfdom is also a
libertarian classic about a lot more than economics.<br>
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