Saturday, August 23, 2008

A Case Against Coercion

This highly compelling article gives rational and logical arguments that explain why governments fail so miserably at their stated intentions and how a free market could solve problems such as crime and security.

The article is at times unnecessarily academic in tone, but the arguments are so strong and compelling as to be worth the moderate extra effort. At the end of the article, the author proposes a solution to the problem of government that I feel is over-optimistic, but kudos to him for at least proposing a solution.
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