The Tom Woods Show, episode 1253.

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Hi everybody, Tom Woods here. Today I'm sharing with you remarks I delivered at the Mises Institute's

Supporters Summit over the weekend, and the topic I was given was libertarian culture wars,

and hearing that, you may think you know where I'm going with it. And to a very slight extent,

that is where I go with it. But by and large, I'm actually talking about

the culture wars that we are involved in vis-a-vis the regime itself. And what makes us so

different, frankly, from, well, almost everybody around us. So I get into some of the details

of that. And I think you'll get a kick out of it.

There's some stuff in there that, I don't know, there's some stuff in there toward the end in particular that's very, very meaningful to me.

And I hope you enjoy listening to it, and I hope it's meaningful for you as well.

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All right, this topic they gave me. This is a fun one, because I could do anything with it.

Libertarian Culture Wars is the topic, and that may sound like I'm going to spend all my

time talking about internecing culture wars among libertarians. And since I hate to disappoint people,

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