The Tom Woods Show, episode 147.

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Hello, everybody. Tom Woods here. Jared Casey is back with us again, Professor Emeritus

at University College Dublin. And we're going to be talking once again about his book,

Freedom's Progress, a history of political thought, an immense treatise that you will absolutely enjoy. And in

particular, we're going to talk about anarchism today. We're going to talk about, if we may put

it this way, classical anarchism. We'll talk about some names you've no doubt heard before.

These will not be quite anarcho-capitalists, but there'll be at least one maybe whose ideas will be pretty

darn close to what we would recognize today as a Rothbard version of anarchism. These are

more the kind of people who would later inspire the sorts of folks you encounter on Facebook who

when you say, I'm an anarchist, they say, oh, no, you're not. You believe in

private property. How can you be an anarchist? So these are those sorts of folks. And a lot of our

people have not really studied them in depth, at least not everybody. I mean, some of you

are super studious and everything, but not all of us have. So I thought this would be a good

opportunity to get a sense of what they believe because a lot of listeners

of this show would consider themselves anarchists in the sense that you study economics,

you realize that the market can provide every good that we present to it.

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