All Posts Tagged With: "moral dilemma"
Looking in the Mirror
Quite frequently, I hear, “How do you justify working at a state university and holding libertarian views? That’s hypocritical!” The question is not as easy to answer as I would like–a fact that makes the accusation understandable (but, I hope, in the final analysis untrue). My employer, George Mason University, is indeed a government-created and [...]
23Sep2009 | Donald J. Boudreaux | 35 comments | Continued-
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