Ahoy folks. New here. I’ve made several donations, and bought several things from Mises.org. I suppose it was time to put up a greeting.
Welcome good sir.
Welcome to the forums. What is your area of interest? Economics? Philosophy? Law? History?
Welcome and thank you for your support of the institute
Well, i’m interested in everything. I’ve bot several books from mises, and a few collectables.
So far i’ve read End the Fed- Ron paul, the Revolution - Ron paul, The law - Bastiat, Economics in one lesson - Hazlitt.
I’ve moved onto the anti-capitalistic mentality, and after that i’ll move onto anti-trust - von Mises.
I’m on a quest for knowledge. I’ve been ignorant long enough.
Welcome and thanks for the support. If you’ve any questions please ask =)
Let the quest, and the questions, begin! Your reading list is certainly a good start.
I wish everyone had this drive. The world would be a better place if everybody took the time to read even one book on Austrian economics.
Truly! Currently I’m in the U.s. air force. In about a year and a half to go before I get out. It is my intention to get into state politics (nevada), so I want to go into this thing doing it right.
Make sure to add For A New Liberty into your reading list. [;)]
I’ll be sure to do that!
You’re very welcome here. If you have any questions, please ask us.
The books you have read are a good start, but you’ll be happy to hear there are hundreds more interesting and stimulating books on libertarianism and the Austrian School of economics.
Would de Soto’s Money, Bank Credit, and economic cycles be a good beginner book?
If you are willing to actually read such a thick book cover to cover, I find that it is pretty much a self-contained treatise that a intelligent beginner can tackle.
Welcome!
Thank you! ;D
Alright. I’ll holy off on Mises for now then. I need a crash course in economics for the time being, not so much an arguement against socialism (von Mises - Socialism).
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