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]]> By: muirgeo http://cafehayek.com/2009/01/temporary-slavery-called-service-is-still-temporary-slavery.html/comment-page-1#comment-39003 muirgeo Sun, 01 Feb 2009 15:31:55 +0000 http://localhost/wordpress/?p=2650#comment-39003 <p>Sam,</p> <p><br /> And you must refrain from lumping in Republicans with progressives. The Republicans are far more the responsibility of libertarianism then are the democrats and progressive. The two notable market crashes have followed era of Republican policy dominance. The last one and this one were/ will be fixed by progressive governance.</p> <p> Don't go anywhere because I want to take you along for the ride and see how you explain away the Obama recovery as it happens real time. <br /> You are on record proclaiming our imminent collapse. </p> <p><br /> Free markets do not exist.</p> <p>Poorly regulated ones are prone to big crashes and inefficiencies.</p> <p>Well regulated ones optimizes the benefits of capitalism and the efficiencies of market competition.</p> <p>End of discussion!<br /> </p> Sam,

And you must refrain from lumping in Republicans with progressives. The Republicans are far more the responsibility of libertarianism then are the democrats and progressive. The two notable market crashes have followed era of Republican policy dominance. The last one and this one were/ will be fixed by progressive governance.

Don't go anywhere because I want to take you along for the ride and see how you explain away the Obama recovery as it happens real time.
You are on record proclaiming our imminent collapse.

Free markets do not exist.

Poorly regulated ones are prone to big crashes and inefficiencies.

Well regulated ones optimizes the benefits of capitalism and the efficiencies of market competition.

End of discussion!

]]> By: Sam Grove http://cafehayek.com/2009/01/temporary-slavery-called-service-is-still-temporary-slavery.html/comment-page-1#comment-39002 Sam Grove Sun, 01 Feb 2009 12:17:04 +0000 http://localhost/wordpress/?p=2650#comment-39002 <p>And you simply must refrain from adhering to a static model. The U.S. has "benefitted" from nearly a century (and more) of progressive government. Look where it has brought us.</p> <p>We are a collapsing empire.</p> And you simply must refrain from adhering to a static model. The U.S. has "benefitted" from nearly a century (and more) of progressive government. Look where it has brought us.

We are a collapsing empire.

]]> By: Sam Grove http://cafehayek.com/2009/01/temporary-slavery-called-service-is-still-temporary-slavery.html/comment-page-1#comment-39001 Sam Grove Sun, 01 Feb 2009 12:14:25 +0000 http://localhost/wordpress/?p=2650#comment-39001 <p><i>The most successful economies, the most free people through all of history are those of us who live in societies (the modern developed social democracies) where our efforts are pooled to provide basic access to the things people need to succeed. There is nothing in the real world to suggest that getting rid of public education, health care and other safety nets would improve economic efficiency or personal freedom.</i></p> <p>BS, the U.S. economy exhibited its greatest growth before the political class was prevailed upon to pool efforts to provide basic access, etc.</p> <p>Many things occur simultaneously. You like to ascribe all our modern success to the political machina because it suits your "progressive" precepts.</p> <p>The government management model has failed repeatedly throughout human history. There are no "right" people to make it "work".</p> The most successful economies, the most free people through all of history are those of us who live in societies (the modern developed social democracies) where our efforts are pooled to provide basic access to the things people need to succeed. There is nothing in the real world to suggest that getting rid of public education, health care and other safety nets would improve economic efficiency or personal freedom.

BS, the U.S. economy exhibited its greatest growth before the political class was prevailed upon to pool efforts to provide basic access, etc.

Many things occur simultaneously. You like to ascribe all our modern success to the political machina because it suits your "progressive" precepts.

The government management model has failed repeatedly throughout human history. There are no "right" people to make it "work".

]]> By: corbet http://cafehayek.com/2009/01/temporary-slavery-called-service-is-still-temporary-slavery.html/comment-page-1#comment-39000 corbet Sun, 01 Feb 2009 11:51:53 +0000 http://localhost/wordpress/?p=2650#comment-39000 <p>:: "Let's not pretend mandatory national service is anything but a sanitized form of slavery." :: <br /> -- D. J. Boudreaux<br /> _______________</p> <p><br /> ... Let's not pretend 'mandatory government schooling' is anything but a sanitized form of slavery.</p> <p><br /> 'Going hand in hand with the spread of public education have been compulsory attendance laws, which have forced all children up to a high—and continually increasing—minimum age, to attend either a public school or a private school certified as suitable by the state apparatus... the entire mass of the population has thus been coerced by the government into spending a large portion of the most impressionable years of their lives in public institutions...</p> <p>..what institution is more evidently a vast system of incarceration ?</p> <p>... critics of government education trenchantly exposed the nation's public schools—and to a lesser extent their private appendages—as a vast prison system for the nation's youth, dragooning the entire youth population into vast prisons in the guise of "education," with teachers and administrators serving as surrogate wardens and guards....' (Murray Rothbard)</p> <p>______</p> :: "Let's not pretend mandatory national service is anything but a sanitized form of slavery." ::
– D. J. Boudreaux
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… Let's not pretend 'mandatory government schooling' is anything but a sanitized form of slavery.

'Going hand in hand with the spread of public education have been compulsory attendance laws, which have forced all children up to a high—and continually increasing—minimum age, to attend either a public school or a private school certified as suitable by the state apparatus… the entire mass of the population has thus been coerced by the government into spending a large portion of the most impressionable years of their lives in public institutions…

..what institution is more evidently a vast system of incarceration ?

… critics of government education trenchantly exposed the nation's public schools—and to a lesser extent their private appendages—as a vast prison system for the nation's youth, dragooning the entire youth population into vast prisons in the guise of "education," with teachers and administrators serving as surrogate wardens and guards….' (Murray Rothbard)

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