Milton Friedman

Was he the greatest Jew of out time?
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My biggest intellectual hero. Aside from all the contributions he made to the field of macroeconomics, the way he was able to articulate plainly the moral imperative of the free market has probably turned many a leftist into full-blown believers. And he does it all without ever being condescending.

Friedman is essential reading/viewing. Period.

Yes and people will fight and die for his ideals because muh but the rich

Whichever one died during birth.

My personal hero.

The implementation of his ideas and policies during the 1980s thrust my family into the 1% where we have stayed.

Same nose as this guy. Just a coincidence.

Nice to hear that for a change instead of all the "muh coal mines" diatribes. As Friedman would say, the very visible victims of liberalized markets cast a shade on the much more plentiful but dispersed beneficiaries.

good goy, greed is good, do what want, it's good for all.

I admire him

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In the end, you're no different than anyone else. And there's nothing wrong with that in this particular regard.

>y-yes goyim... give all to your state for the sake of equality!

That would be Mises
Milton is baby's first intro to liberty.
>it's been 80 odd years since Mises has absolutely wrecked Socialism showing it as impossible and Marxist still Haven't been able to address these arguments
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>Milton is baby's first intro to liberty.

That's entirely thanks to his own lifelong efforts to spread the message of freedom. On that alone, he gets my respect.

the one who outed the Zionists is up there
also bobby fischer
b and w vid exists of the first one
i am blanking on the name

Of ALL time.

You'll endless faggots whinge and whine about "b-but muh trickle down theory".
Friedman knew Nixon was never going to implement the radical reforms necessary (cut regulation/taxes/buy gold back/slightly raise interest rates) so this typical method of reduce corporate rates (which corporations do their best to avoid anyway, obviously can't blame them) which the left has blown way up and force fed the American sheep with for decades since.

He was a paradigm of Liberty, all he wanted was that no man should be forced to subsidise another, and that the gubment should uphold the constitution and defend the realm. Not subside farmers, provide "loans" and "healthcare", forcing more taxes and more regulation on people and families who he knew just wanted to fuckin well get on with life.

Politicians wanted his name on their side, but they would never want his reforms and Friedman knew it, but like the generous soul and patriot he was he at least tried.

I cried when I found out he had passed away. He reminded me too much of my own benevolent father.

>generous soul and patriot he was he at least tried.

It's why I always found the criticisms that guys like Rothbard and Walter Block launched at him rather unfair. They seemed to not so much be repudiations of Friedman's efforts as they were purists' resentment that he had become the face of the human liberty movement.

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>literally the opposite of what Milton Friedman stood for

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