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When you hear Milton Friedman say, “I know, but that’s fundamentally wrong,” you know he’s about to take you apart.

“The most dangerous institutions today are universities because they teach ideas that will lead to the destruction of the United States.” Ayn Rand said this in the 1960s… and it feels even more true today.

Milton Friedman explains why no one can “bring back” industry by force. 👇

Ayn Rand on the Moral Purpose of Capitalism.

“Consumers don't produce inflation. Producers don't produce inflation. Inflation is produced only by too much government spending and too much government creation of money, and nothing else.” — Milton Friedman

Someone in the audience asks Ayn Rand if she hates the poor—and her answer is far more interesting than the question.

Milton Friedman explains why you should prefer freedom over fairness. “Fairness” means someone else is deciding for you what is “fair.” “Freedom” means that YOU get to make that decision.

POV: You’re a welfare-state advocate debating Milton Friedman and Thomas Sowell at the same time

Why do “intellectuals” drift toward socialism? F.A. Hayek explains that intellectuals mistakenly think they can control society as if people were just pieces on a chessboard.

Milton Friedman said there are 4 ways to spend money: 1. Your money on yourself. 2. Your money on others. 3. Someone else’s money on yourself. 4. Someone else’s money on others. The 4th way is the least effective—and that’s how the government operates.

Milton Friedman couldn’t persuade Thomas Sowell to give up Marxism, but working for the federal government could.

Milton Friedman explains that the core difference between capitalism and socialism isn’t economics, it’s morality: free choice versus compulsory force.

"I am for the separation of state and economics. Just as we had separation of state and church." — Ayn Rand

In this video, Milton Friedman explains why bad government programs never die.

In this video, Hayek discusses Keynes's ignorance of economics.

In this video, Friedrich Hayek breaks down why socialism always fails in practice.

In this video, Ayn Rand states that the best way to help the poor is not to be one of them.

In less than two minutes, Milton Friedman dismantles the myth that government redistribution drives prosperity. Spending isn't what matters. Production is.