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The Libertarian Podcast: Why There Should be a Free Market in Organ Transplants
This week’s episode of the Libertarian podcast is one of my favorites that Richard and I have ever recorded together … which may seem a little odd, as our topic is organ transplants. One of the weaknesses that many libertarians succumb to — and which Richard virtually always avoids — is talking about public policy purely in terms of economic rationality. It’s not that the god of the market isn’t impressive, but you have to share a lot of the presuppositions of devoted libertarians to fully appreciate those arguments some times. Here, Richard does, in my judgment, a masterful job of talking about the human costs of America’s misguided policy on organ transplants. Listen in and see if you agree:
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The headline is silly. Why does anyone think that “why” has to be explained. Even if you are against it, the reasons in favor are pretty obvious.
Now I’ll listen.
YES! Can’t wait to listen to this one.
Gentlemen, this was fantastic.
That’s a gem.
Organleggers!