@Nielsio: You double posted dude.
(Regarding the content of your post): So he’s an anarcho-communist. 
I was a spectator at a “freedom” rally in Alexandria, Egypt this past Saturday. I took this shot:
So what is it with this website? You can’t edit your post, nor can you preview it. Anyway, here is the image:
So what is it with this website? You can’t edit your post, nor can you preview it.
Actually one can do both, though it may be not intuitive, and editing has a very short timer (about 5 minutes - probably to prevent people from changing their posts after replies - I guess it would make more sense to lock editing on replies, but hey, this engine is broken in more than one respect).
Re image: I guess the slogan needs a real English translation: “please forbid consenting adults from doing stuff”.
Oops. I tried editing my previous post (wanted to delete “from”), and the site returned an error message. You were right, though this used to work.
When I first saw this I immediately thought Rothbard. Is that wrong I wonder?
Mencken celebrating end of prohibtion…
I don’t remember if I’ve already posted this, but I got it from a microfilm. It’s from the early 1600s. See the first line of the recto; it’s one of the earliest uses of “praxeology” (praxiologia).
Le Master, no doubt it came from one of the Scholastics. I’ve been meaning to get my hands on a lot of the economic texts from the School of Salamanca.
