The Tom Woods Show, episode 855.

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my link, Ron Paul homeschool.com. Hey everybody, Tom Woods here. I said on an episode not that long ago

that it was my opinion that libertarian students in

college classrooms should basically bite their tongues. And not because I'm a coward, for heaven's

sake, I'm obviously not a coward, but rather that I think you're fighting the battle on the wrong

terrain. The professor dominates that room.

And I think also people get annoyed when there's that no-it-all kid in the back and you're

holding me up from getting a lunch. They're not saying to themselves, oh, I wonder what my fellow

student has to say about some important subject. I guarantee you nobody's thinking that.

They're thinking, who is this jerk? Is it this jerk again? Can I just get my B-minus and get out of here already?

So I just don't think it works. And secondly, but much more importantly, I think there's a chance you're going to get a lousy grade.

Because there are some professors who are just that petty. And I don't think it's worth doing

because in the rest of your life, you have potentially a much larger audience than you have in that

classroom. You can reach a lot of people through a lot of different media. Wait until you get

that piece of paper and then do

everything you want to do. But I just don't think the classroom strategically, from your own

personal point of view, is the best place to do that. Now, on the other hand, my guest today,

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