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Unlimited campaign spending eats at the heart of the democratic process.

— Barry Goldwater



For every new mouth to feed, there are two hands to produce.

— Peter Bauer



If you could print all the money you wanted, and steal all the money you wanted, couldn’t you manage to stay out of debt?



Market interventions will inevitably cause more of the problems they are supposed to cure, which leads to more and more controls and regulations until we finally reach full-blown socialism. If the current trend continues, it can safely be predicted that the democratic welfare state of the West will eventually collapse as did the "people's republics" of the East in the late 1980s. For decades, real incomes in the West have stagnated or even fallen. Government debt and the cost of the "social insurance" schemes have brought on the prospect of an economic meltdown. At the same time, social conflict has risen to dangerous heights.

— Hans-Hermann Hoppe



No other commodity enjoys as much universal acceptability and marketability as gold.

— Hans F. Sennholz



All Governments, including the worst on earth and the most tyrannical on earth, are free Governments to that portion of the people who voluntarily support them.

— Lysander Spooner



Politicians say they’re beefing up our economy. Most don’t know beef from pork.

— Harold Lowman



None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free.

— Johann von Goethe



Social cooperation under the division of labor is the ultimate and sole source of man's success in his struggle for survival and his endeavors to improve as much as possible the material conditions of his well-being. But as human nature is, society cannot exist if there is no provision for preventing unruly people from actions incompatible with community life.

— Ludwig von Mises



Socialism in general has a record of failure so blatant that only an intellectual could ignore or evade it.

— Thomas Sowell