Blogs Liberty and Power Occupying Wall Street
Oct 3, 2011Occupying Wall Street
Government power ultimately will be influenced and controlled by those whom the occupiers despise. So, protesters, rail against Wall Street. But rail, too, against its indispensable partner – government, with its unique legal power to wield aggressive force – and realize that the genuine antipode of the system you oppose is the freed market.
The rest of TGIF: Occupying Wall Street is here.
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