No More Police Socialism

by Scott Lazarowitz

Murray Rothbard’s book, Power and Market, contains a section that promotes a free-market in defense and is republished on LRC, titled, No More Military Socialism.

I’m no Murray Rothbard of course, but I would like to submit a variation on that theme: No More Police Socialism. It is increasingly frustrating that our society continues to support such a scheme, despite its incompetence, its criminality and its horrors.

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L.S.

Posted: Feb 22 2013, 5:30 PM

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this must be government's idea of "brokering peace." what idiot would try to buy something that is free?

i was laughing at the space craft i saw on the news this morning. lots of them being built. i'm sure the tax-payers are paying for them, but, it's a small price to pay for freedom. the government has to feed their beast somehow.
i was reading from the real script, and i thought......are these people insane? go ahead, jump on the death-express; i believe they have a gassing to attend.

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