An anthology edited by Gene Healy.
“There ought to be a law,” is the telltale sign of the collectivist mind. No matter what is desired or dreaded, collectivists clamor for laws to make it right. As a result, Americans now are subject to tens of thousands of laws regulating every detail of their lives, and more are being added every day. There are so many laws that even law enforcement officials do not know what they are. The criminalization of almost everything is a measure of our lost freedoms; and, if you displease those who rule, it is an easy matter for them to punish you simply by finding what laws you are breaking. If freedom is to survive, most of these laws must be revoked – and this book is an excellent guide to where to begin. Hardbound, 173 pages. |