by Joe Siano
It came to pass that Adam first unveiled the marvels of the Invisible Hand.
Adam was followed by David, of the Tribe of Judah, who revealed
the wisdom the Division of Labor and Comparative
Advantage.
And though Mises was a man
of great vision, he would not cross into to the Promised Land of Anarchy.
And so, Mises begat Rothbard.
Murray
Rothbard was born into in the Land of Free and liberty’s flame was
flickering. Murray came of age in the in
reign of Franklin and Benito and Adolf and Uncle Joe. Each of them promised a brave new world ruled
by wise men.
But Murray’s revelation was simple and absolute. Markets could never really be free, and humanity
could never fully flourish and prosper so long of the specter of the State
pulled the levers and had the final word.
As Murray shared is gospel of liberty he was assailed by
false prophets of the Left and on the Right.
By men who presumed to be lords and gods. Men who aspired to hold the reigns of the
kingdom, the power and the glory.
Yet Murray never veered Leftward nor Rightward. He fixed his steady on the mountaintop,
treading the path straight and narrow.
Though Murray departed this valley of tears, his spirit lives
on at the citadel of liberty. And his heirs walk the walk the earth and the
internet spreading the good news. Their
numbers are legion, so I name but a few:
·
Hans
– who showed that a majority is still a tyranny
So, in this season of love, rebirth and renewal, keep hope alive. Help spread the good word.
But please don’t
start a ruckus at the dinner table.
Peace on Earth, Goodwill to men.
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"Half
the people are stoned and the other half are waiting for the next election.
Half the people are drowned and the other half are swimming in the wrong direction."
- Paul Simon
Half the people are drowned and the other half are swimming in the wrong direction."
- Paul Simon