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	Title	Author	Date(sorted ascending)
	Is Life without the State Always Chaos?	David S. D'Amato	02/08/2011
	The Egyptian Crisis and Libertarian Class-Conflict Theory	David S. D'Amato	02/14/2011
	Fannie and Freddie Reform: Too Little, Too Late	David S. D'Amato	03/03/2011
	The Real Solution to the Debt Problem	David S. D'Amato	09/16/2011
	Libertarian Political Realism	David S. D'Amato	02/03/2012
	Praxeology Over Positivism	David S. D'Amato	03/26/2012
	Economic Fascism and the Power Elite	David S. D'Amato	03/05/2013
	Rothbard and the Libertarian Populists	David S. D'Amato	08/15/2013
	Intellectual Property is Not True Property	David S. D'Amato	09/19/2013
	States, Cartels, and the Anarcho-Capitalist Opposition	David S. D'Amato	08/28/2014

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Ludwig von Mises: "Liberalism and capitalism address themselves to the cool, well-balanced mind. They proceed by strict logic, eliminating any appeal to the emotions. Socialism, on the contrary, works on the emotions, tries to violate logical considerations by rousing a sense of personal interest and to stifle the voice of reason by awakening primitive instincts." - Socialism