
Social cooperation through full individual freedom, self-interest, privacy, private property, free trade, free movement, and peace.
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Herbert Spencer, by John McLure
Herbert Spencer (1820-1903) agreed with Alexis de Tocqueville, who noticed something remarkable about America nearly a hundred years before Spencer was born. As the English Victorian laissez-faire liberal wr...
For laissez-faire liberal Herbert Spencer (1820-1903), political trouble began with “the unhesitating belief … that evils of all kinds should be dealt with by the State.” The fatal first step is a government promise to rescue people from th...
We free-market advocates should never get defensive when challenged about income or wealth inequality. That is often the first objection raised against complete individual freedom to engage in what philosopher Robert Nozick called “capitali...
Ukrainian-born Asher Zvi Hirsch Ginsberg (1856-1927), whose pen name was Ahad Ha’Am (Hebrew for one of the people), was a proponent of Spiritual, or Cultural, Zionism, which made him a rival to Theodor Herzl and Political Zionism, the movem...
Herbert Spencer (1820-1903), the great English individualist and classical liberal, emphasized that societies based on contract, unlike societies based on status and coercion, blossom with creative diversity. (How wokeism has corrupted that...
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Father; grandfather; free-market anarchist; lover of reason, liberty, and pipe tobacco; and author of "What Social Animals Owe to Each Other," "America's Counter-Revolution: The Constitution Revisited," "Coming to Palestine," et al.
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