Discussion Milton Friedman defends the right to suicide

[Shadowplay]

Nobel laureate and free market libertarian icon shocking the normies by defending the right to get on that bus:

 

[callme]

Milton was more of a neoliberal, because he explicitky stated he wasn't an anarchist. Baffling, when taken into account he was once part of the status quo then, how his ideas were part of natural discussion and subject to serious thought, and how the same status quo behaves today.

It makes me happy he and George Carlin were gone just in time, before this world exploded with bull**it.

 

[Shadowplay]

Milton was more of a neoliberal, because he explicitky stated he wasn't an anarchist. Baffling, when taken into account he was once part of the status quo then, how his ideas were part of natural discussion and subject to serious thought, and how the same status quo behaves today.

It makes me happy he and George Carlin were gone just in time, before this world exploded with bull**it.

He was a minarchist or 'classical liberal' as he would've put it.

 

[CountOfTuscany]

I didn't think Milton Friedman could possibly get any more based, but here we are. God damn he was awesome.