More Frédéric Bastiat, on setting up against each other in fights over government, and on uncertainty that dampens human action: The artificial scarcity (poor socialism) is a direct result of the artificial scarcity (rich socialism). It is not necessary to add this singular regime also brings about an universal antagonism between all classes, all professionals, and all peoples; that it requires the constant but always uncertain interference of government; that it swarms with the abuses that have been the subject of the preceding paragraph; that it places all industrial pursuits in hopeless insecurity; and that it accustoms men to place upon the law, and not upon themselves, the responsibility for their very existence. It would be difficult to imagine a more active cause of social disturbance. via Michael Nobles
Posted on: Sat, 22 Mar 2014 08:14:36 +0000
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