A big AC link collection?

[DrunkHamster]

I have to say, I've been reading a lot about AC on these forums and, while I'm not sure I buy into everything, it definitely seems better thought out and argued than I expected. I am currently debating with several friends on the topic, more to see if I can convince myself more than anything else.

Anyway:
I know there's many books and other such highbrow material on the net, but as you ACers probably know, anyone who has the patience to read them probably agrees with you anyway. Has anyone by any chance got a list of (content heavy) AC posts in this forum? I was thinking of introducing some of my buddies to it in an easily digestible form. I know asking this is a bit cheeky, but I have seen you pull out thread links in response to particular questions many a time. If you could put a few links in this thread, I would be much obliged.

[hmkpoker]

Here's mine:

Gold standard economics

Business prevents transportation tyrants

Economic policy is social policy

Capitalism and racism

The Ice Monopoly

Natural limitations of freedom

Ownership, self ownership and abortion

Poker, economics, empiricism and deduction

Private food safety inspection

Say's Law

Smart Consumers, Rise

Smart consumers rise pt 2

Smart consumers rise pt 3

Strategic voting for libertarians

Supply-side psychology

True anarchy is impossible

But the system works

[DrunkHamster]

Gorgeous. Now all we need is borodog's list too... [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

[WillMagic]

Some of Borodog's best:

On Time Preference and Civilization

The Business Cycle

And a thread from back in the day when I made posts with substance (and when BCPVP and Riddick hadn't finished their kool-aid)

Education for anarcho-capitalists

Will

[Riddick]

www.mises.org

Search function there is your window to whats really going on in the world.

[BCPVP]

[ QUOTE ]
And a thread from back in the day when I made posts with substance (and when BCPVP and Riddick hadn't finished their kool-aid)

Education for anarcho-capitalists

Will

[/ QUOTE ]
Ah, those were fun times. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[hmkpoker]

I still laugh at this one that I said in this thread.

[ QUOTE ]
I think that privatization's limitation is when a certain service's efficiency is compromised by determining who has paid for the service.

I am pro-privatization in most matters, but there are some that I don't think could be privatized. For example, the military. We need armed forces to protect our welfare (please just accept this as a premise, I don't want to debate it). In theory, the military benefits all members of the nation more or less equally; a war won for us benefits you as much as it benefits me.

So who should pay for it? If it were privatized, it would be correct for a citizen to not pay their military fee, and reap the benefits regardless. But then, there would be no funding. The only reasonable way I see to do it is through taxes.

It's the same way with the police force and arguably a few other services, but I think this is the best example. If anarcho-capitalism can come up with a way to privatize the military without compromising its efficiency, I'd like to hear it.

[/ QUOTE ]

[Borodog]

Which is Better, Democracy or Monarchy?
Some thoughts on private roads
A simple outline of an insurance-based free market judicial system.
Market Externalities.
Organ Markets Redux.
On Capitalism.
Some useful stuff in my posts in this thread.

Maybe I'll recall more later.

[DrunkHamster]

Alright, thanks guys this should be plenty!

[Nielsio]

http://freedomainradio.com/index_files/listen_in.htm

Let me know in 6 months when you've finished the 200+ podcasts.