Rights Might Be Universal But Their Enforcement

Every Man Must Have Freedom, Must Have The Scope To Form, Test, And Act Upon His Own Choices, For Any Sort Of Development Of His Own Personality To Take Place. He Must, In Short, Be Free In Order That He May Be Fully Human.

It Is No Crime To Be Ignorant Of Economics, Which Is, After All, A Specialized Discipline And One That Most People Consider To Be A ‘dismal Science.’ But It Is Totally Irresponsible To Have A Loud And Vociferous Opinion On Economic Subjects While Remaining In This State Of Ignorance.

It Is Particularly Odd That Economists Who Profess To Be Champions Of A Free-market Economy, Should Go To Such Twists And Turns To Avoid Facing The Plain Fact: That Gold, That Scarce And Valuable Market-produced Metal, Has Always Been, And Will Continue To Be, By Far The Best Money For Human Society.

Gold Was Not Selected Arbitrarily By Governments To Be The Monetary Standard. Gold Had Developed For Many Centuries On The Free Market As The Best Money; As The Commodity Providing The Most Stable And Desirable Monetary Medium.

The Diversity Of Mankind Is A Basic Postulate Of Our Knowledge Of Human Beings. But If Mankind Is Diverse And Individuated, Then How Can Anyone Propose Equality As An Ideal? Every Year, Scholars Hold Conferences On Equality And Call For Greater Equality, And No One Challenges The Basic Tenet. But What Justification Can Equality Find In The Nature Of Man? If Each Individual Is Unique, How Else Can He Be Made 'equal' To Others Than By Destroying Most Of What Is Human In Him And Reducing Human Society To The Mindless Uniformity Of The Ant Heap?