@@pablocalderon648 Well firstly he was ostracised from the Viennese jewish community because he was not a socialist (nor a businessman). Then he never got a payed university tenure "just" a private docenture at the university of Vienna. Then as the nazis invaded he could only escape Austria in a nick of time, his house and his assets were seazed, and I believe some of his relatives were killed. Then through switzerland went to the US where he never got the distinction he deserved, had to teach at a trade school and subsist off of friendly donations in simple circumstances. Hayek reports that he was treated pretty badly all through his life and as a result was for a long time a quite embittered man.
Dairy district wants special favors for dairy. Coal district wants special favors for coal. They agree then that there should be special favors for coal and dairy. By the time ALL interests are represented, NO ONE'S interests are represented. You just have a bigger, more intrusive government, high taxes, and, since they discovered fiat currency, CRIPPLING DEBT. Everyone SHOULD operate in their own self-interest, but NOT with special advantage from government.
@Karl Marx I forgot the details but the main story is that Mises success fully conveyed one of Austrian minister not to turn into Marxism country. I don’t know what government you are pointing at. I searched your word Austro fascism but it tells fatherland front which started from 1933. But wiki says “In 1934, Mises left Austria for Geneva, Switzerland, where he was a professor at the Graduate Institute of International Studies until 1940.” en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ludwig_von_Mises
Ludwig Von Mises was a card-carrying member of the "Fatherland Front" fascist party. We still have his membership number of both the party & the fascist social club "On 1 March 1934, at the Austrian Chamber of Commerce where [Von Mises] worked as a business sector lobbyist, Mises became member 282632 of the Patriotic Front and member number 406183 of Werk Neues Leben the official Fascist social club (Hülsmann 2007, 677, n149)." Mises' fascist party membership cards can still be seen in his archives in Pennsylvania Mises was pro-fascism & anti-communism. That should clue you in right there This is what Ludwig Von Mises wrote about fascism in 1927: "It cannot be denied that Fascism and similar movements aiming at the establishment of dictatorships are full of the best intentions and that their intervention has, for the moment, saved European civilization."
@@inmemoryofjstark7893 not all fascism is anti-semitism... in fact when the Nazis first started to really put their anti-semitism in the forefront, Italy's fascists distanced themselves from the German phenomenon in the mid-1920s Because Mussolini had power-broker & industrialist Jewish fascist supporters in his government Nazis even went so far as to discard the name "Fascisti"
@@inmemoryofjstark7893 Mises' membership in the Austrian Fascist Party proves he was a fascist lol, little more evidence is necessary Karl Polanyi himself says that Mises was a fascist & that fascism is the "safeguard" liberal economics His very words
Major content drop recently, more Rothbard audio releases followed by actual Mises audio. Bravo!
In 2015, I went on a bender and downloaded every Rothbard audio file from Mises.org so it's great to get "new" content for my long drives to work.
LibertyinourLifetime just posted three awesome audiobooks of rothbard essays. One on the public debt, one on the Clinton healthcare and one on taxes
Never thought that Ludwig had a sense of humor 😁😉
He regularly cracks jokes in lectures, remarkable for someone who had such an unhappy life as he did.
@@martonk Excuse my ignorance. How did he have an unhappy life? Kind regards.
@@pablocalderon648 Well firstly he was ostracised from the Viennese jewish community because he was not a socialist (nor a businessman). Then he never got a payed university tenure "just" a private docenture at the university of Vienna. Then as the nazis invaded he could only escape Austria in a nick of time, his house and his assets were seazed, and I believe some of his relatives were killed. Then through switzerland went to the US where he never got the distinction he deserved, had to teach at a trade school and subsist off of friendly donations in simple circumstances. Hayek reports that he was treated pretty badly all through his life and as a result was for a long time a quite embittered man.
@martonk wow... thanks for the information. What a brilliant man. So sad for him.
Dairy district wants special favors for dairy. Coal district wants special favors for coal. They agree then that there should be special favors for coal and dairy. By the time ALL interests are represented, NO ONE'S interests are represented. You just have a bigger, more intrusive government, high taxes, and, since they discovered fiat currency, CRIPPLING DEBT. Everyone SHOULD operate in their own self-interest, but NOT with special advantage from government.
@ Harry MIlls....Does that include Israel? Which subsist in a Welfare state on about $3B dollars of tax payer money a year.
@@pfunk42 All foreign aid should end, now.
Well said.
It's really satiating to hear this great man's voice
I’m reading Human Action now. It’s cool to hear his voice.
Jeez. If only our deficit now was a measly ten or twelve billion...
Right. Almost $30 trillion now. America is, no doubt, under judgment. A decadent people, decadent leaders, and a decadent government.
The audio quality is better than some of the later recordings.
Longer terms, and term limits are needed.
A very entertaining man.
That accent is astonishing to scare a lot of socialists.
@Karl Marx but why doesn’t Soviet allow Mises books and speech to spread but capitalism country allow das kapital ?
@Karl Marx so what is his job? Tell me. Fascist is Italian not German why did he work for Italian ideology? Engels was capitalist too
@Karl Marx and what you say only means fascism is scared of Marxism. I don’t know what you want to convey to me
@Karl Marx I forgot the details but the main story is that Mises success fully conveyed one of Austrian minister not to turn into Marxism country. I don’t know what government you are pointing at. I searched your word Austro fascism but it tells fatherland front which started from 1933. But wiki says “In 1934, Mises left Austria for Geneva, Switzerland, where he was a professor at the Graduate Institute of International Studies until 1940.”
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ludwig_von_Mises
He sounds like Einstein
Ludwig Von Mises was a card-carrying member of the "Fatherland Front" fascist party. We still have his membership number of both the party & the fascist social club
"On 1 March 1934, at the Austrian Chamber of Commerce where [Von Mises] worked as a business sector lobbyist, Mises became member 282632 of the Patriotic Front and member number 406183 of Werk Neues Leben the official Fascist social club (Hülsmann 2007, 677, n149)."
Mises' fascist party membership cards can still be seen in his archives in Pennsylvania
Mises was pro-fascism & anti-communism. That should clue you in right there
This is what Ludwig Von Mises wrote about fascism in 1927:
"It cannot be denied that Fascism and similar movements aiming at the establishment of dictatorships are full of the best intentions and that their intervention has, for the moment, saved European civilization."
@@wtfhah ludwig von mises was littlely Jewish and your trying to tell me he was a facist 💀💀
@@inmemoryofjstark7893 not all fascism is anti-semitism... in fact when the Nazis first started to really put their anti-semitism in the forefront, Italy's fascists distanced themselves from the German phenomenon in the mid-1920s
Because Mussolini had power-broker & industrialist Jewish fascist supporters in his government
Nazis even went so far as to discard the name "Fascisti"
@@wtfhah that still doesn't prove mises was a facist hell he criticizes facism and national socialism in his book liberalism in the classic tradition
@@inmemoryofjstark7893 Mises' membership in the Austrian Fascist Party proves he was a fascist lol, little more evidence is necessary
Karl Polanyi himself says that Mises was a fascist & that fascism is the "safeguard" liberal economics
His very words