Fwd: Free eBook Is Here! 14 Hard Questions for Libertarians -- Answered!

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Tom Woods <woods@mises.org>

January 21, 2014 View this email in your browser LATEST NEWS Another Free eBook Is Here! Derived from material I've covered on my show, 14 Hard Questions for Libertarians -- Answered is a great resource to help equip you to deal with common objections. Click here for the Kindle version and here for a PDF. (Of course, as with all Internet downloads, you'll need to right-click, not left-click, on your mouse, and choose the option to save to your computer.) Covers questions like: What would the poor do without government schools? Why don't you want to ban sweatshops? Shouldn't we restrict gun ownership to keep people safe? Don't you care about the environment? Why don't you support "net neutrality"? Jan 24, 2015 Mises Circle in Houston Houston, TX April 9, 2015 American University Washington, DC April 25, 2015 Event in the works! Montreal, Canada May 22, 2015 Event in the works! Dublin, Ireland Does the Constitution Bind Anyone? A second show on Lysander Spooner, this one on his views on the Constitution. Spooner advanced the radical argument that the Constitution does not and cannot bind anyone. I discuss his arguments in this episode. Lysander Spooner: Anti-Slavery, Pro-Secession Lysander Spooner is like Frederic Bastiat: the kind of thinker who changes you when you read him. Today I discuss the arguments in his 1845 work The Unconstitutionality of Slavery.  A Renegade History of the United States Here's U.S. history the way it's never been told before — and official left and right don't know what to do about it. Join me for a great discussion with historian Thad Russell! Free Community College: Here's Why Not Bryan Caplan is at work on a book provocatively entitled The Case Against Education. Who better to discuss the recent White House proposal for "free" community-college education? Liberty in Our time: Here's How Ian Freeman of Free Talk Live joins me to discuss some of the exciting liberty efforts going on in New Hampshire. They're unconventional, but that's why they're working. Piketty Taken Down for Good Thomas Piketty's Capital in the 21st Century was hailed by fashionable opinion upon its release. But it turns out that the author massaged his data, pulled numbers out of thin air, and rewrote history to conform to his biases. Phil Magness takes him down for good. If you haven't already, please subscribe to the Tom Woods Show on iTunes or Stitcher so you don't miss an episode. I release a new episode every weekday!   Thanks for reading, Copyright © 2014 The Tom Woods Letter, All rights reserved.