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...riticism is even accepted by some libertarians, and is favorably viewed by David Friedman. This justifies property taxes or extraction taxes on land or extr ...this morality, I urge you to read "Libertarianism in One Lesson", by David Bergland. I was personally shocked to find that things could be so neatly axiomatize

* So what if David Bergland's "[[Libertarianism In One Lesson: Why Libertarianism Is the Best Hope for

...One Lesson: Why Libertarianism Is the Best Hope for America's Future|David Bergland's evangelistic text]]. This is an outsider's view of the precepts of libert

...ne Lesson: Why Libertarianism Is the Best Hope for America's Future |David Bergland]]'s arithmetic, where 1 lesson = 16 chapters in 99 pages. Libertarianism is

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"Libertarianism begins with self ownership." -- David Bergland, Libertarianism In One Lesson, p. 35

Back in the real world, many criticize the little quiz, created by David Nolan, a businessman who, as a political novice in 1971, decided to start a ...ated a convicted felon-turned-salesman, Jim Lewis, for vice president. The Bergland-Lewis ticket couldn’t break a quarter-million votes, and barely outpolled

* [[David Boaz]]'s ''[[Libertarianism: A Primer]]'' has only one sentence defining li * [[David Bergland]]'s "[[Libertarianism in One Lesson]], delightfully free of any indexing, d

...s, and is predicated upon, broad agreement with libertarianism in general (Bergland, 1986; Friedman, 1989; Hoppe, 1993; Murray, 1997; Nozick, 1973; Rothbard, 1 Bergland, David. 1986. Libertarianism In One Lesson. Orpheus Publications.