Random Sightings on a Walk through My Notebook »
By Robert Higgs on Nov 16, 2009 in Civil Liberties, Civil Society, Fascism, Morality, Natural Law, Personal Liberty, Philosophy, The State, free market, propaganda, socialism | 15 Comments
“That government is best which governs not at all,”
Said Henry David Thoreau,
But what did he know?
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“Liberty: not the daughter but the mother of order,”
Declared Pierre-Joseph Proudhon,
And then he passed on.
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“When the government is too intrusive, people lose their spirit,”
Noted Lao-tzu,
As I would, too.
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“Great men are almost always bad men,”
Declared Lord Acton
―some wisdom to act on.
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