LIBERTARIANISM: A NOVEL

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hookedonsemiotics:

I am, within the confines of reason, elated to announce to you that Libertarianism: A Novel has finally been completed and may be found at the above link. This long-awaited aesthetic treatise on the philosophy of FREEDOM and LIBERTY, with a special introduction by none other than Ludwig von Mises, should serve to clarify the various misgivings of those who would seek to castigate individual self-determination and the glory of the free market. Consider this as a warning: to approach this text as anything other than a TRUE INDIVIDUAL one must be willing to risk all of one’s systems and values. The truth is not political, it is just correct.

Special thanks to Sam Stein for cover design/layout, and to Evelyn Pappas for putting me in touch with Ludwig von Mises.

Sharing of the text is encouraged and indeed almost obligatory, though not without the proper adjustments to allow for perpetuation of the free markets whose praises every word contained herein can be said to sing.

For those of you who are new, this is one of the greatest works of literature ever written. You can tell because Mises actually wrote the actual authentic real genuine preface.

Who can still suppress their chagrin upon propounding the legitimacy of obligation? Those who still insist, nefariously and insincerely, to confiscate that which is most natural to I; namely, pursuing the unlimited possession of All (there is to own).


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