The Tom Woods Show, episode 681.

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

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

Hey, everybody, Tom Woods here.

Controversial subject, warning for you here.

Talking about the doctrine of public accommodation,

which is an adjunct of anti-discrimination law. And we're talking about it. It's a very controversial

subject, and it's one on which libertarians take a highly unpopular position. but we're going to look at a little more deeply,

and it might seem to make more sense and be more defensible by the time we're done talking about it today.

And I'm talking about it with Ryan McMacon, who is economics editor and communications director at the Meases Institute,

which you should visit at Mises.org.

You all know that's M-I-S-E-S-D-org.

And you can visit Ryan at Ryan McMakin.com.

These will be linked, of course, at tomwoods.com slash 681, as will be Ryan's recent article

on this general subject that I urge you to read.

So tomwoods.com slash 681 is where you'll want to go to get all this fun stuff.

Ryan, welcome back to the show.

Thank you very much.

It's great to be here.

Your article, The Trouble with Public Accommodation just blew me away.

So interesting. And I guess when you get to be our,

I don't want to speak for you. I don't know how old you are, but I'm 43, and I'm turning 44 very

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