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Sorry, while I said "I believe", I should have stated it as a fact, as I consider it essentially proven by economics. I suggest you read Man, Economy and State
by MCRed 12y ago
Sorry, while I said "I believe", I should have stated it as a fact, as I consider it essentially proven by economics.
I suggest you read Man, Economy and State by Murray Rothbard. But if you want something shorter and quicker, try Economics in One lesson by Henry Hazlitt. Both are available free online.
- dragonwriter 12y agoI'm sure you think those works indirectly make your argument, but what I'd really like to see is: 1) Your definition of "the system [the US] was intended to have in the constitution" (including how, in concrete terms, it differs from the status quo and your justification for the assertion that the system you describe was, in fact, what was intended in the Constitution), and 2) The argument (which can be brief and supported by appropriate citations to other works) that you believe has "proven" "as a fact" that that system would have the effect you claim.