> You are flat out wrong about Tucker. That essay you cite I'm not talking about that essay but Tucker in general. He was pro free-market and private property.

> You are flat out wrong about Tucker. That essay you cite I'm not talking about that essay but Tucker in general. He was pro free-market and private property. > I'll name drop Deleuze here No way, you name drop the guy all the time on HN and elsewhere (don't remember where right now). Deleuze even in French reads like well written logorrhea, fun but nonsense and mostly anti-capitalist (how original).