This silliness passes for critical thought at www.lewrockwell.com. The specific article is at this link: http://www.lewrockwell.com/block/block134.html
The first part is some rational for privatizing rivers and the second half is for "voluntary slavery contracts" which Block defends.
Professor Block is not some professor at some private unaccredited institution, he is a professor at Loyal University in New Orleans and a senior fellow at the Ludwig von Mises Institute.
Monday, July 27, 2009
Monday, July 20, 2009
Ray McBerry running for gov. of Georgia, but seems embarrassed by Confederate flag
Ray McBerry is running for the governor of Georgia and has this website: www.georgiafirst.org. He has a states' rights tour and he has an essay written by leading neo-Confederate, professor Donald Livingston at Emory University.
However, nothing about the Confederate flag. In fact there isn't anything about the Confederacy at all that I could find at his website. Is McBerry avoiding any Confederate identification for political advancement?
However, nothing about the Confederate flag. In fact there isn't anything about the Confederacy at all that I could find at his website. Is McBerry avoiding any Confederate identification for political advancement?
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