Lawrence W. Reed
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Excuse Me, Professor: Challenging the Myths of Progressivism
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2015
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Great Myths of the Great Depression
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2009
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Rendering Unto Caesar: Was Jesus a Socialist?
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2015
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Are We Good Enough for Liberty?
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2013
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Real Heroes
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Are We Rome?
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2015
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Striking The Root
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The Great Hope: Essays on Character and Liberty
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2013
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The XYZ’s of Socialism
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The Silver Trumpet of Freedom: Black Emancipators and Entrepreneurs
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“My take on socialism is this: Socialism only seems to work when you don't fully implement it, when you keep enough capitalism around to pay socialism's bills, at least for a time. It's the difference between milking the cow and killing it. Socialism has no theory of wealth creation; it's just a destructive, envy-driven fantasy about redistributing it after something else (and somebody else) creates it first.”
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“It constantly amazes me that defenders of the free market are expected to offer certainty and perfection while government has only to make promises and express good intentions. Many times, for instance, I’ve heard people say, "A free market in education is a bad idea because some child somewhere might fall through the cracks," even though in today’s government school, millions of children are falling through the cracks every day.”
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“Collectivists see the world the way Mr. Magoo did—as one big blur. They homogenize people in a communal blender, sacrificing the discrete features that make us who we are.”
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