Hans-Hermann Hoppe: A World Without Theft

[isidoreaerys]

All the “garden of Eden” mentions in the beginning had me expecting some backwards views. On the contrary, this is a brilliant lecture, revolutionary yet pragmatic, And clearly explained with well thought out details. Bravo.

[errorcode]

without theft, so to speak.
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[rwalkenhorst]

When people praise cops for being heroes, I want to ask them whether, after hiring a private security company to protect a loved one, they would consider the company's employees heroic if all they did was to catch the murderer after he had already killed said loved one. I suspect they would not, and instead would be demanding their money back and blabbing to every consumer reporter in town about what a crappy job the company did.

[giaourtlou]

Wow, finally Hoppe speaks at a normal speed. I thought he couldn't do it. :)

[dirtyharrycat]

HOPPE. The official trolls are foaming at the mouth! Keyword: HOPPE brought them. They have fear in their hearts! Individuals, we are winning!

[ronc]

Hans-Hermenn Hoppe is Harry Potter all grown up.

[abramgaller]

The Dr.Hoppe world is a nice place ----how do we transition to it?

[livenotbylies]

How does HHH explain the disfunction of private health insurance in the US? (Sincere question)

[firstfifthcolumnist]

"Und zoh force ..." uncountable ... Legend

[chesterg.]

I think the biggest issue is it would take years for insurance companies, healthcare, security/policing, etc.. for the free market to build infastructure to effectivley replace the government institutions and regulatory regime. Everything would have to be done over a long period of time.

[hithere]

Whether a consequence is absurd or not is not an argument for or against preferences. To declare a priori that a consequence is immoral and is therefore a moral rule is begging the question.

[emmanouilachladiotis]

Sounds al.ost like utopia of the venus project😂

[aretlev]

A world without theft is a world without human beings.

[aussie_anarchist]

Outside of economics and Capitalism I really dislike Hans Hermann Hoppe. I think he is an authoritarian who moved the libertarian movement in an entirely negative direction.