I read those books too, and I agree, I found that others who read them had 
similar principles, and they mostly call themselves Libertarians, and we run 
into them everywhere, don't we?




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From: Craig Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Tuesday, December 2, 2008 12:12:18 PM
Subject: [Libertarian] Re: Learning for Liberty: Austro-Libertarianism 
101...Well, yeah...


What about some of Ayn Rand's works? If I hadn't read "Capitalism, the Unknown 
Ideal" at 
age 19, I would never have become a libertarian.

--- In Libertarian@ yahoogroups. com, Jane Stilwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED] .> wrote:
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> Exactly, Kelly, as some of our more realistic friends will tell us, freedom 
> is not free, and 
it takes a lot of work to maintain it, no time for vacations and leisure, we do 
those things 
anyway, of course, but then we have to worry that we don't take enough time to 
KNOW 
enough stuff, hang in there, you can't know too much, and when it seems to be 
too much, 
just stop and have a rest, then delve some more...
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> So much to read and learn, and so little time. Thanks in no small 
> measure to the energy that Ron Paul's candidacy unleashed, more people 
> than ever are eager to cut through the propaganda and uncover the truth. 
> But where to start? And how can you get the most out of the time you 
> have to devote to reading and study?
> Thank you, Tom Woods for putting together the resources (mostly free and 
> on-line!) here:
> http://www.lewrockw ell.com/woods/ woods98.html
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