Tag Archives: Youtube

Cavemen Sue Over the Use of Fire, or, Why Intellectual Property Rights and Anti-Piracy Laws Are Silly

Posted on January 23, 2012 by Guest

The following is a guest submission by Kieran Conrad, a student of Middlebury College. The movie and music industries’ heavy lobbying, seen through the recently failed Stop Online Privacy Act (SOPA), demonstrates their outmoded value in today’s market. With the … Continue reading →

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Real or Fake: Can You Tell Which Government Program is Which?

Posted on August 16, 2010 by Alexander McCobin

SFL Board of Advisors member, Michelle McAdoo, has created some great rebel economist videos in the past, and has just posted her latest. Check it out! Tweet

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Tom Palmer on Stossel

Posted on May 4, 2010 by Clark Ruper

Last Thursday the John Stossel Show featured a collection of experts on free trade.  Joining him on the show was Tom Palmer of the Atlas Economic Research Foundation and Students For Liberty’s Board of Advisors. Check out the other participants, … Continue reading →

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Alexander McCobin on The Reality Report

Posted on April 26, 2010 by Clark Ruper

Last week Students For Liberty’s Executive Director Alexander McCobin appeared as a special guest on The Reality Report.  He discussed the growth of SFL, the general student movement for liberty, and how young people can get involved.  Check it out. … Continue reading →

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