DVD : The Wealth Of Nations

Hayek wrote:

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>
>
> THE WEALTH OF NATIONS (DVD)
> An Inquiry Into the History and Morality of Capitalism
> and Socialism
> Cinematic Creations LLC, 2005, DVD video, 44 min.
>
> A riveting video about why capitalism beats the pants
> off socialism
>
> This informative and entertaining video presentation
> explains exactly why capitalism has always brought
> prosperity and why socialism has always brought
> poverty and suffering. It's packed with the kind of
> facts you want at your fingertips when discussing
> these kinds of issues. For instance, did you know that...
>
> * In the 20 years before the factory system was widely
> established in England, over 74% of London's children
> died before age 5, largely from starvation? And that
> after the factory system was widely established, that
> mortality rate dropped to less than 32%?
>
> * The average income of the lowest 10% of those living
> in the 10 most capitalist nations is nearly
> two-and-a-half times as high as the average income in
> the 10 most socialist nations?
>
> This DVD contains 17 easily-accessible chapters on the
> Early Colonists, Industrial Revolution, Inventions,
> Soviet Gardens, Immigration, Compassion for the Poor,
> Genocide Records, Socialism's Appeal, Democracy, the
> U.S. Constitution, and more.
>
> The sections on democracy are particularly persuasive,
> arguing that democracy is much more compatible with
> socialism than it is with capitalism, and that the
> Founding Fathers feared democracy as a road to
> tyranny. It argues that the great contribution of the
> American political experience was not democracy but
> the concept of limited, enumerated powers -- an aspect
> of the U.S. Constitution that has not been enforced
> since Hugo Black joined the Supreme Court in 1937.
>
> This is the kind of video that you'll watch again and
> again -- and one that you'll eagerly show to anyone
> you can convince to sit down for 44 minutes.
>
> 1 DVD video, 44 min.
> UNquote
>
> "A riveting video about why capitalism beats the pants
> off socialism"
>
> I love it ! Especially the part where the pants go off !
>
> Uwe Hayek.
>

--
To be controlled in our economic pursuits,
is to be controlled in everything -- F.A.Hayek.

Magna est veritas et praevalebit
(great is truth, and shall prevail)
-- Del Kennedy

Government is not the solution,
government is the problem.
-- Ronald Reagan.

Once a government is committed to the principle of
silencing the voice of opposition, it has only one way
to go, and that is down the path of increasingly
repressive measures, until it becomes a source of
terror to all its citizens and creates a country where
everyone lives in fear.
-- Harry S Truman (1884 - 1972), August 8, 1950


Wie het kleine niet eert, valt op negers.
-- Karin Bloemen

Ik geloof niet meer in Evolutie !
-- Huize Hayek te Heist.

http://www.lfb.com/index.php?deptid=...temsperpage=24

THE WEALTH OF NATIONS (DVD)
An Inquiry Into the History and Morality of Capitalism
and Socialism
Cinematic Creations LLC, 2005, DVD video, 44 min.

A riveting video about why capitalism beats the pants
off socialism

This informative and entertaining video presentation
explains exactly why capitalism has always brought
prosperity and why socialism has always brought
poverty and suffering. It's packed with the kind of
facts you want at your fingertips when discussing
these kinds of issues. For instance, did you know that...

* In the 20 years before the factory system was widely
established in England, over 74% of London's children
died before age 5, largely from starvation? And that
after the factory system was widely established, that
mortality rate dropped to less than 32%?

* The average income of the lowest 10% of those living
in the 10 most capitalist nations is nearly
two-and-a-half times as high as the average income in
the 10 most socialist nations?

This DVD contains 17 easily-accessible chapters on the
Early Colonists, Industrial Revolution, Inventions,
Soviet Gardens, Immigration, Compassion for the Poor,
Genocide Records, Socialism's Appeal, Democracy, the
U.S. Constitution, and more.

The sections on democracy are particularly persuasive,
arguing that democracy is much more compatible with
socialism than it is with capitalism, and that the
Founding Fathers feared democracy as a road to
tyranny. It argues that the great contribution of the
American political experience was not democracy but
the concept of limited, enumerated powers -- an aspect
of the U.S. Constitution that has not been enforced
since Hugo Black joined the Supreme Court in 1937.

This is the kind of video that you'll watch again and
again -- and one that you'll eagerly show to anyone
you can convince to sit down for 44 minutes.

1 DVD video, 44 min.
UNquote

"A riveting video about why capitalism beats the pants
off socialism"

I love it ! Especially the part where the pants go off !

Uwe Hayek.

--
To be controlled in our economic pursuits,
is to be controlled in everything -- F.A.Hayek.

Magna est veritas et praevalebit
(great is truth, and shall prevail)
-- Del Kennedy

Government is not the solution,
government is the problem.
-- Ronald Reagan.

Once a government is committed to the principle of
silencing the voice of opposition, it has only one way
to go, and that is down the path of increasingly
repressive measures, until it becomes a source of
terror to all its citizens and creates a country where
everyone lives in fear.
-- Harry S Truman (1884 - 1972), August 8, 1950


Wie het kleine niet eert, valt op negers.
-- Karin Bloemen

Ik geloof niet meer in Evolutie !
-- Huize Hayek te Heist.

Hayek <[email protected]> openbaarde zich in
news:[email protected]:

> http://www.lfb.com/index.php?deptid=...id=26&stocknum
> ber=EC9010&page=1&itemsperpage=24
>
> THE WEALTH OF NATIONS (DVD)
> An Inquiry Into the History and Morality of Capitalism
> and Socialism
> Cinematic Creations LLC, 2005, DVD video, 44 min.
>
> A riveting video about why capitalism beats the pants
> off socialism
>
> This informative and entertaining video presentation
> explains exactly why capitalism has always brought
> prosperity and why socialism has always brought
> poverty and suffering. It's packed with the kind of
> facts you want at your fingertips when discussing
> these kinds of issues. For instance, did you know that...
>
> * In the 20 years before the factory system was widely
> established in England, over 74% of London's children
> died before age 5, largely from starvation? And that
> after the factory system was widely established, that
> mortality rate dropped to less than 32%?
>
> * The average income of the lowest 10% of those living
> in the 10 most capitalist nations is nearly
> two-and-a-half times as high as the average income in
> the 10 most socialist nations?
>
> This DVD contains 17 easily-accessible chapters on the
> Early Colonists, Industrial Revolution, Inventions,
> Soviet Gardens, Immigration, Compassion for the Poor,
> Genocide Records, Socialism's Appeal, Democracy, the
> U.S. Constitution, and more.
>
> The sections on democracy are particularly persuasive,
> arguing that democracy is much more compatible with
> socialism than it is with capitalism, and that the
> Founding Fathers feared democracy as a road to
> tyranny. It argues that the great contribution of the
> American political experience was not democracy but
> the concept of limited, enumerated powers -- an aspect
> of the U.S. Constitution that has not been enforced
> since Hugo Black joined the Supreme Court in 1937.
>
> This is the kind of video that you'll watch again and
> again -- and one that you'll eagerly show to anyone
> you can convince to sit down for 44 minutes.
>
> 1 DVD video, 44 min.
> UNquote
>
> "A riveting video about why capitalism beats the pants
> off socialism"
>
> I love it ! Especially the part where the pants go off !
>
> Uwe Hayek.
>

"Were two men of equal fortune to spend their revenue, the one
chiefly in the one way, the other in the other, the
magnificence of the person whose expense had been chiefly in
durable commodities, would be continually increasing, every
day's expense contributing something to support and heighten
the effect of that of the following day: that of the other, on
the contrary, would be no greater at the end of the period
than at the beginning. The former too would, at the end of the
period, be the richer man of the two."

Adam Smith, an inquiry into the nature and causes of the
Wealth of Nations, 3rd edition.

Creëer een maatschappij zonder personen die investeren en je
hebt geen maatschappij meer over ...

En te bedenken dat dit reeds een vaststelling was vanwege
iemand zelfs voor enige vorm van socialisme bestond ...

--
"We are socialists, we are enemies of today's capitalistic
economic system for the exploitation of the economically weak,
with its unfair salaries, with its unseemly evaluation of a
human being according to wealth and property instead of
responsibility and performance, and we are all determined to
destroy this system under all conditions"
Hitler, 1 mei 1927
"Ik ben een socialist en geen sociaal-democraat : Lenin noemde
zichzelf toch ook een socialist ?"
Steve Stevaert

FreedomOfSpeech! openbaarde zich in
news:[email protected]:

> Hayek <[email protected]> openbaarde zich in
> news:[email protected]:
>
>> http://www.lfb.com/index.php?deptid=...tid=26&stocknu
>> m ber=EC9010&page=1&itemsperpage=24
>>
>> THE WEALTH OF NATIONS (DVD)
>> An Inquiry Into the History and Morality of Capitalism
>> and Socialism
>> Cinematic Creations LLC, 2005, DVD video, 44 min.
>>
>> A riveting video about why capitalism beats the pants
>> off socialism
>>
>> This informative and entertaining video presentation
>> explains exactly why capitalism has always brought
>> prosperity and why socialism has always brought
>> poverty and suffering. It's packed with the kind of
>> facts you want at your fingertips when discussing
>> these kinds of issues. For instance, did you know that...
>>
>> * In the 20 years before the factory system was widely
>> established in England, over 74% of London's children
>> died before age 5, largely from starvation? And that
>> after the factory system was widely established, that
>> mortality rate dropped to less than 32%?
>>
>> * The average income of the lowest 10% of those living
>> in the 10 most capitalist nations is nearly
>> two-and-a-half times as high as the average income in
>> the 10 most socialist nations?
>>
>> This DVD contains 17 easily-accessible chapters on the
>> Early Colonists, Industrial Revolution, Inventions,
>> Soviet Gardens, Immigration, Compassion for the Poor,
>> Genocide Records, Socialism's Appeal, Democracy, the
>> U.S. Constitution, and more.
>>
>> The sections on democracy are particularly persuasive,
>> arguing that democracy is much more compatible with
>> socialism than it is with capitalism, and that the
>> Founding Fathers feared democracy as a road to
>> tyranny. It argues that the great contribution of the
>> American political experience was not democracy but
>> the concept of limited, enumerated powers -- an aspect
>> of the U.S. Constitution that has not been enforced
>> since Hugo Black joined the Supreme Court in 1937.
>>
>> This is the kind of video that you'll watch again and
>> again -- and one that you'll eagerly show to anyone
>> you can convince to sit down for 44 minutes.
>>
>> 1 DVD video, 44 min.
>> UNquote
>>
>> "A riveting video about why capitalism beats the pants
>> off socialism"
>>
>> I love it ! Especially the part where the pants go off !
>>
>> Uwe Hayek.
>>
>
> "Were two men of equal fortune to spend their revenue, the
> one chiefly in the one way, the other in the other, the
> magnificence of the person whose expense had been chiefly
> in durable commodities, would be continually increasing,
> every day's expense contributing something to support and
> heighten the effect of that of the following day: that of
> the other, on the contrary, would be no greater at the end
> of the period than at the beginning. The former too would,
> at the end of the period, be the richer man of the two."
>
> Adam Smith, an inquiry into the nature and causes of the
> Wealth of Nations, 3rd edition.
>
> Creëer een maatschappij zonder personen die investeren en
> je hebt geen maatschappij meer over ...
>
> En te bedenken dat dit reeds een vaststelling was vanwege
> iemand zelfs voor enige vorm van socialisme bestond ...
>

Moest Adam Smith terugkomen als belg hij zou vermoedelijk
zeggen :

"de enige mensen die nog een risico nemen in onze maatschappij
worden bij mislukking veroordeeld tot de bedelstaf"



--
"We are socialists, we are enemies of today's capitalistic
economic system for the exploitation of the economically weak,
with its unfair salaries, with its unseemly evaluation of a
human being according to wealth and property instead of
responsibility and performance, and we are all determined to
destroy this system under all conditions"
Hitler, 1 mei 1927
"Ik ben een socialist en geen sociaal-democraat : Lenin noemde
zichzelf toch ook een socialist ?"
Steve Stevaert