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<!-- you can have any number of categories here --> [[Category:Jason Brennan]] [[Category:Nathan Robinson]] [[Category:Against Democracy]] [[Category:Epistocracy]] {{Quote | text = Jason Brennan’s ''[[Against Democracy]]'' makes the most spirited and comprehensive attempt at a philosophically coherent justification of despotic rule. Brennan’s book also offers a useful insight into libertarianism: ''Against Democracy'' is a good illustration of how supposedly “libertarian” philosophy is often just a defense of oligarchy. Libertarians always insist that they are defending a philosophy of freedom, but what they are in fact defending is the freedom of a few to maintain their status privileges. The rest of us, without money or votes, always tend to remain distinctly unfree. | cite = [[Nathan Robinson]], "{{Link |Democracy: Probably a Good Thing}}" }}
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