Zakonima siromašne ne možete podići u prosperitet donošenjem zakona kojima se bogati lišavaju od prosperiteta.
Ono što jedna osoba dobija bez rada, neko drugi mora da stvara bez dobitka.
Vlast ne može dati nikome ništa bez da prvo oduzme od nekog drugog.
Bogatstvo ne možete umnožavati njegovim dijeljenjem!
Kada polovina ljudi dođu na ideju da oni ne moraju da rade, jer će druga polovina brinuti o njima; i kada druga polovina dođu na ideju da zapravo ne vrijedi raditi, jer će neko drugi dobiti ono za što oni rade, to je početak propasti svake nacije.
"Capitalism ought to be our default position, since it conforms to the basic moral insights we acquired in our youth: keep our word, live up to your agreements, don't take what doesn't belong to you, and do not cause anyone physical harm." - Lew Rockwell
"Kapitalizam treba da bude naše osnovno gledište, jer je u skladu sa osnovnim moralnim uvidima koje smo stekli u mladosti: održavanje svoje riječi, ispunjavanje svojih ugovora, ne uzimanje onog što vam ne pripada, i ne nanošenje fizičkih povreda nikome." - Lew Rockwell
Many people claim that we should be more like Sweden and give more benefits. Should we? In this short video clip, Free To Choose Media Executive Editor and Cato Institute Senior Fellow Johan Norberg explains how Sweden became successful first, and how expanded government actually pulled them down.
Mnogi ljudi tvrde da bismo trebali da budemo više poput Švedske i davati više beneficija. Da li bismo to trebali? U ovom kratkom videu, Free To Choose Medijski urednik i Viši saradnik Cato instituta Johan Norberg objašnjava kako je Švedska prvo postala uspješna, i zatim kako ju je proširena vlada u stvari unazadila.
“Maybe I know the best way how to live my life. Wow! I sure don't know the best way to live yours. So, why not air on the side of more freedom?” - Penn Jillette
“Možda ja znam koji je najbolji način kako da živim svoj život. Vau! Ali ja zasigurno ne znam najbolji način da vi živite svoj život. Stoga, zašto ne bismo stali u podršku više slobode?” - Penn Jillette
It was not long after last week’s horrifying bombings in Brussels that the so-called security experts were out warning that Europeans must give up more of their liberty so government can keep them secure from terrorism. I guess people are not supposed to notice that every terrorist attack represents a major government failure and that rewarding failure with more of the same policies only invites more failure.
I am sure a frightened population will find government promises of perfect security attractive and may be willing to allow more surveillance of their personal lives. They should pause a little beforehand and consider what their governments have done so far to keep them “safe.”
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