The Tom Woods Show, episode 1392.

Prepare to set fire to the index card of allowable opinion.

Your daily dose of liberty education starts here, the Tom Woods Show.

Folks, I don't know about you, but I am running into a lot of progressive saying,

look, police, fire, schools, these are all great examples of socialism.

Well, let's focus on that school example. I've got a free e-book called Education Without the

state that makes a pretty darn good case for a stateless approach to education. Pick it up at

no-stateeducation.com. Hi, everybody. Tom Woods here. I'm picking up where we left off, more or less, a couple of episodes ago, 1390.

Kevin Goodsman and I looked at just a handful of a very lengthy series of anti-libertarian tweets by a Terry Canfield.

And we talked about who she is. That doesn't really

matter because the point is not her. The point is the ideas she's putting forward. She had a

series of tweets some time ago, I think it was about 29 of them. And she was trying to show the

undesirability of libertarianism for one reason or another.

And most of the arguments she made are pretty standard. These are arguments that we've answered

quite a few times. But she has not read any real libertarian. She's read David Bowes. She didn't

like him. But that seems to be about it.

She thought that his presentation of American history shared a little bit too much in common

with white supremacists. I just, I don't understand how somebody could be that much of an emotional

hypochondriac to read a book like that and draw that kind of conclusion, but

unfortunately we're surrounded by such people. So anyway, the point is not to go after her as a

person, plus that's no point in doing that, but rather that when critics like this raise

issues like this, it's an opportune moment for us to go back and review. What do we think about

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