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Bogus Philanthropy’s Betrayal of Liberty
Bogus Philanthropy’s Betrayal of Liberty “Beneficium accipere Libertatem est vendere. To accept a favor is to sell one’s liberty.” Publilius Syrus 1st Century B.C. “I have observed that the philosophers in order to insinuate their polluted atheism into young minds … Continue reading
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Tagged Bogus Philanthropy, communism, crippling pity, Edmund Burke, favors, Fed Led Ed, Frederic Bastiat, Hillsdale College, Invisible Serfs Collar Blog, Jason Riley, justice, Liberty, Margaret Thatcher, Planned Economy, protectionism, Publilius Syrus, Robin Eubanks, Sir Edward Gibbons, slavery, social justice, socialism, The Laws, Thomas Sowell, toxic charity
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The Law–Driving under the Influence of Greed and Bogus Philanthropy
The Law–Driving under the Influence of Greed and Bogus Philanthropy “Man can live and enjoy life only by assimilation and personal appropriation, that is to say, by a constant application of his faculties to things or by work. Hence property. … Continue reading
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Tagged Assyrians, Babylonians, Bogus Philanthropy, communism, crippling pity, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Frederic Bastiat, Greeks, Hegel, Hitler, Liberty, Medes, Mussolini, nonprofits, personal responsibility, Plunder, religion, Romans, The Laws, Totalitarianism, toxic charity
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