Censorship Quotes That Will Make You █████
What is censorship, why is it immoral, and who has spoken against it? Come to Libertas Bella for all the quotes about censorship we are allowed to show you.
Ayn Rand Quotes on Capitalism, Government, Philosophy, and More
Who is Ayn Rand? Born to a middle class Russian-Jewish family in 1905, Rand was treated to a front row seat to the wonders of communism in action. Rand fled with her family to the Crimea following the “liberation” of her father’s pharmacy but ultimately returned to Saint Petersburg where she could attend university when she wasn’t busy starving. Due to her life experiences, Ayn Rand quotes are some of the most thought-provoking in the world.
Murray Rothbard Quotes on Libertarianism, Economics, and Freedom
Rothbard was born in 1926 to Jewish immigrants from Poland and Russia. He received his PhD in economics at Columbia University, noting that he was nearly the only student at the school who didn’t espouse extreme leftist ideologies. Rothbard went on to teach at the New York University Stern School of Business where he was also paid to write Man, Economy, and State, a textbook based on Ludwig von Mises’ Human Action which the author himself soundly approved of.
Walter E. Williams Quotes on Capitalism, Liberty, Government, and More
Walter E. Williams quotes reflect one of America’s greatest intellectual’s beliefs about freedom, liberty, the free market, and what it means to be a libertarian.
Ludwig Von Mises Quotes on Socialism, Free Markets, and More
An Austrian School economist, Ludwig Heinrich Edler von Mises devoted much of his life to writing and educating on the subject of classical liberalism. While several classical libertarians including John Locke and Jean-Baptiste Say preceded him, Mises’ revival of the ideology following the Second World War has cemented his place as one of libertarianism’s most revered figures.
John Stuart Mill Quotes on Liberty, Utilitarianism, and More
John Stuart Mill was one of his era’s preeminent philosophers concerning liberty, utilitarianism, and freedom of speech. J. S. Mill quotes are required reading for libertarians.
Teddy Roosevelt Quotes on Courage, Conservation, Patriotism, and More
Teddy, as he was affectionately called (although seldom to his face) was the 26th president of the United States, and considered by more than a few to have been the greatest. He was also a statesman, writer, conservationist, naturalist, hunter, ornithologist, taxidermist, cowboy, and war veteran – he was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor in 2001.
Robert Heinlein Quotes on Life, Guns, and More
Alongside Isaac Asimov and Arthur C. Clarke, Robert A. Heinlein represents the third of the “Big Three” science fiction authors. While his genre is arguably best known for far-fetched contrivances and other elements that would look right at home in a fantasy novel, Heinlein is revered for pioneering the “hard” science fiction subgenre that puts logic and scientific accuracy in the front seat.
Milton Friedman Quotes on Greed, Freedom, Socialism, and More
Hailed as the godfather of conservative libertarianism, Milton Friedman quotes openly attacked Keynesianism in an era when most economists widely accepted its fundamental premises. Friedman won the 1976 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences “for his achievements in the fields of consumption analysis, monetary history and theory and for his demonstration of the complexity of stabilization policy.”
Hunter S. Thompson Quotes on Life, Music, Motorcycles, and More
Very few writers achieve an image that overshadows their actual body of work, but boy, is Dr. Hunter S. Thompson ever one of them. Hunter S. Thompson quotes are some of the most bizarre (yet insightful) quotes out there. His persona of an acid-soaked degenerate frantically pecking away at the keys of an electric typewriter while surrounded by mounds of rotting, half-eaten grapefruits isn’t entirely spot-on, however.