Ep. 186 Human Scale

The Tom Woods Show

Tom Woods

Politics, Government, News

4.8 • 3.4K Ratings

🗓️ 25 June 2014

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

Jeff Taylor, author of Politics on a Human Scale: The American Tradition of Decentralism, fills in some holes in the standard tale of U.S. history.

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0:00.0	I've abandoned free market principles to save the free market system.
0:09.9	In a world of conventional confusion, there will be time for them to make profits.
0:14.9	Now's not that time.
0:16.4	Daddy, what do taxes pay for?
0:18.3	Why everything?
0:19.7	Policemen, trees, sunshine.
0:21.9	Let's not forget the folks who just don't feel like working, God bless them.
0:25.9	Don't be afraid.
0:26.7	I'll be afraid.
0:28.3	Prepare to unshackle your mind.
0:31.2	An idea who his time has come cannot be stopped by any army or any government.
0:36.9	Your professor has arrived.
0:41.0	Tom Woods.
0:42.5	Well, his mind is not for rent to any government.
0:47.1	Beware, citizen, you are now departing from the world of allowable opinion.
0:52.3	The Tom Woods Show. Welcome, everybody. It's Wednesday, June 25th,
0:59.4	2014, and decentralism is our subject for today with Jeff Taylor, Professor of Political
1:07.4	Science at Dort College in Iowa. His book is Politics on a Human Scale,
1:13.4	The American Tradition of Decentralism. Jeff is eclectic in his views to the point that I just find him
1:21.0	interesting in and of himself, quite apart from his very important and quite long book, by the way.
1:27.2	This could be used as a murder
1:28.2	weapon. All right now, never mind that. Let's turn right now to Jeff Taylor. Jeff, welcome to the
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