The Tom Woods Show, episode 458.

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

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slash social. Hey everybody, Tom Woods here. Just about to head out for the Young Americans

for Liberty National Convention this weekend.

I'll be speaking tomorrow, August 1st, which, by the way, is my birthday.

I'm going to be years old.

And I'm going to enjoy myself in Washington, D.C.

Can you believe I'm actually saying those words?

But I always do when I'm with the good folks at Young Americans for Liberty. But, of course, there's an episode for you anyway, and it's a dozy.

We've got Walter Block here to talk to us about the subject I mentioned at the end of yesterday's

episode. Can libertarians accept government money? Can they work for the government and so on and so forth?

I want to get into this question because it comes up a lot. I get a lot of emails from people who

are morally conflicted. Should I accept this job? There's some government money involved, or should I

be a professor at this university that gets government money. And Walter has written on this subject.

We will link to that on the show notes page,

tomwoods.com slash 458.

Now, who is Walter Block?

Most of you listening will know who Walter is,

but not everybody, perhaps.

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