It’s not worth starting a thread to ask that so I think here’s is a good place to ask: Does anyone know if Rothbard spoke German?
Congressman Cohen calls for end to War on Drugs
They love their hockey:
More cool photos at http://news.nationalpost.com/2011/06/16/photos-riots-fire-destruction-after-vancouvers-loss/
Does anyone else find it comical that this is the only reason most Americans are going to find out hockey games were even taking place?
Maybe they’re trying to help the economy?
whahahhahahahaha 
comment of the year ;D you’ve just won 1000 internets and 500,000 bitcoins ;D
I don’t know about that…but I bet Krugman and Ko. are penning their editorials about Canada’s amazing economic boon as we speak: “As odd as it may sound, the violent fanaticism and complete idiocy of Canadians might just do some economic good.”
http://www.quickmeme.com/meme/3v7t/
http://www.reddit.com/r/Libertarian/comments/i1heo/lost_the_game_but/
http://faculty.chicagobooth.edu/john.cochrane/research/papers/krugman_response.htm
An article about the wrongness of Paul Krugman. It’s a good article, but ultimately flawed from an Austrian perspective I think.
More fun from Vancouver. Bad at hockey, but great at kickboxing:
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http://faculty.chicagobooth.edu/john.cochrane/research/papers/krugman_response.htm
An article about the wrongness of Paul Krugman. It’s a good article, but ultimately flawed from an Austrian perspective I think.
I agree with your assesment. That article is someone doing a great job explaining why telling the future from tea leaves is ridiculous. And he then goes on to say that the real oracle is chicken entrails.
Well this asshat just has it all figured out, doesn’t he? (For a couple of excellent reviews of his film, see here and here.)
Did Rothbard, Hayek or Mises have children?
wikipedia is your friend
Okay so it turns out the LvMI posted this back in 2008, but the Independent Institute just posted it yesterday, so I just saw it. It’s a discussion from 1983 with Ron Paul and Dominick T. Armentano, author of Antitrust: The Case for Repeal.
May have already appeared in a past low content thread, but I just saw this and thought it was great:
