Rights Might Be Universal But

The Man Who Puts All The Guns And All The Decision-making Power Into The Hands Of The Central Government And Then Says, ‘limit Yourself’; It Is He Who Is Truly The Impractical Utopian.

The State Thrives On War - Unless, Of Course, It Is Defeated And Crushed - Expands On It, Glories In It.

There Can Be No Truly Moral Choice Unless That Choice Is Made In Freedom; Similarly, There Can Be No Really Firmly Grounded And Consistent Defense Of Freedom Unless That Defense Is Rooted In Moral Principle. In Concentrating On The Ends Of Choice, The Conservative, By Neglecting The Conditions Of Choice, Loses That Very Morality Of Conduct With Which He Is So Concerned. And The Libertarian, By Concentrating Only On The Means, Or Conditions, Of Choice And Ignoring The Ends, Throws Away An Essential Moral Defense Of His Own Position.

Minimum Wage Laws Tragically Generate Unemployment, Especially So Among The Poorest And Least Skilled Or Educated Workers... Because A Minimum Wage, Of Course, Does Not Guarantee Any Worker's Employment; It Only Prohibits, By Force Of Law, Anyone From Being Hired At The Wage Which Would Pay His Employer To Hire Him.

There Is One Good Thing About Marx: He Was Not A Keynesian.