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[F]reedom depended ultimately on the outcome struggle between private property, voluntary production, and voluntary exchange on the one hand, and central planning on the other.

— Alan Charles Kors Socialism's Legacy (2011)

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If someone tells you you are too weak to live with freedom, they have turned you into a child.

College (2005)

Socialism is easily understood by any child; it is taking other people's stuff.

Socialism's Legacy (2011)

Socialism almost never has been judged as a goal in value by the experience of communism in power.

Socialism's Legacy (2011)

You can't say to people, you're too weak to live with freedom, only that group is strong enough to live with freedom.

Who's too Weak to Live with Freedom? (2013)

Until socialism is confronted with its lived, communist reality, the gravest atrocities of all recorded human life, we live in its age.

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