Contrasting Classical Liberals and Hardline Libertarians
Russ and Richard discuss the differences between classical liberals and hardline libertarians, exploring the idea of limited government and the emergence of voluntary systems. They delve into the pragmatism of government and the challenges of structuring it effectively, while acknowledging the demand for government due to economic factors. Richard highlights the advantages of being a classical liberal and the need to sensibly structure collective government action.In this clip
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Richard Epstein on Classical Liberalism, Libertarianism, and Lochner
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