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Nothing like referencing Marx, Ayn Rand, Friedrich Hayek, and Nirvana in the same essay. That quote from The Constitution of Liberty in post 10, is exactly right, enevada. I was about to laboriously copy it out, but you obviously found a better way.
In the Road to Serfdom, Hayek does not endorse a government run National Health Care system. What he does say is this:
There ... ... work. This blog post sums up some arguments against it from The Constitution of Liberty. I'm not so sure he'd agree, and either is this guy, in his reading of The Constitution of Liberty:
http://www.qando.net/details.aspx?Entry=5176
from which, this:
“But there are strong arguments against a single scheme of state insurance; and there seems to be an overwhelming case ... ... and rind of six oranges, with three sprigs of thyme. Let cool.
Assemble the bachelor, orange sauce, three volumes of Hayek, one treatise on economics, and remaining orange. Drizzle orange-thyme mixture on plates. Add a few leaves of Hayek, and one or two of Rothbard, if you have them. ... ... a Catholic-leaning libertarian into the kitchen with you, to alternately cook spaghetti or chop an onion, or discourse on Hayek with you. But I think The Sensory Order more proper to dinner than anything else he wrote...
One of my good friend oakesspalding's continuing preoccupations is ... I’m going to jump in early and nominate Friedrich Hayek’s The Constitution of Liberty, and worse, any of his late works, such as Law, Legislation and Liberty or The Fatal Conceit. Now, I love Hayek. I think I am still the LT Hayek champ, owning almost twice as many of his books as ... I finished The Constitution of Liberty yesterday, and also read Three Dialogues Between Hylas and Philonous over the last couple of days because it had been a while and I'm lecturing on it this week.
Today I'm starting on my last book that I have to read for my comps (yippee!!). It's the ... ... the analogy to the former was new to me, and I found it pretty insightful.
Today I'm starting F.A. Hayek's The Constitution of Liberty. Hayek is one of my favorites, but it's been a while since I've read anything of his. Quite aside from the philosophical value of his works, I' ... >128 I also just recently got The Constitution of Liberty - looking forward to reading it within the next couple of weeks :D In from the library today:
The Constitution of Liberty by Friedrich Hayek
The River of Doubt by Candice Millard
Music in the Romantic Era by Alfred Einstein ... of Half.com has been here longer than a week, waiting in the office, only the postman never left me a notice!
Anyway, The Constitution of Liberty by F.A. Hayek arrived, and I'm a bit disappointed because the seller listed it as a "brand new book," but it is actually yellowed with water ... ... One possible starting point to a better understanding of what is really what with modern conservatism is Von Hayek's the constitution of liberty.
I'm afraid there just isn't a good, easy read that will truly provide you with a basis for clarity amidst the clamor and ranting from all ...
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