Busting Myths about the State and the Libertarian Alternative

Update: 2019-02-11

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TAGS Big Government Free Markets Other Schools of Thought

Zack Rofer

There are many popular myths that are used to try to justify the existence of the state, and also many popular myths about libertarianism and the free market. Zack Rofer's work explodes both sets of myths, and is both a primer for those taking a first look at these topics, as well as a tool for libertarians looking to sharpen their advocacy.

Narrated by Jim Vann.

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