Archive for Tag “individual rights”
89 min. Defending Capitalism
Ayn Rand called capitalism the “unknown ideal,” arguing that “it is capitalism’s alleged champions who are responsible for the fact that capitalism is being destroyed without a hearing, without a trial, without any public knowledge of its principles, its nature, its history, or its moral meaning.” In this talk, delivered July 5 at Objectivist Summer Conference 2010, Dr. Brook shows how Objectivism succeeds at making the case for free markets, and why capitalism’s traditional defenders have failed. Special emphasis is given to Objectivism’s radical moral defense of free markets and Ayn Rand’s view that capitalism is the system of objectivity.
15 min. The Big Shrug: Why Atlas Still Resonates
Yaron Brook talks about Atlas Shrugged, and the many parallels between its story and today’s world. (Pajamas TV interview; 15 min.)
52 min. What Can You Do to Stop the Alarming Expansion of Government?
If, like many Americans, you feel a growing sense of helplessness over the government’s growing intrusions into our economy and our daily lives, you’ll want to watch this timely discussion by Yaron Brook, recorded in on April 27, 2010, in San Diego as part of the ARC Speaker Series.
2 hrs., 31 min. Redeeming Reform: What Health Care Reform Could Be and Ought to Be
This conference on health care reform was filmed at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., on May 10, 2010. The event was hosted by Americans for Free Choice in Medicine (AFCM). Watch at AFCM’s Web site.
11 min. The United Nations
17 min. The Corruption of Health Care
13 min. Where’s My Free Health Care?
Yaron Brook participates in a discussion of public confusion over the nature of the new health care laws, as well as the dangers of the worship of need. (Pajamas TV interview; 13 min.)
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