More Liberty Means Less
Government: Our Founders Knew
This Well (Hoover Institution Press
Publication ; No. 453) by Walter E.
Williams
Extremely Intelligent And Funny
In this new collection of thoughtful, hard-hitting essays, Walter E. Williams
once again takes on the left wings most sacred cows with provocative
insights, brutal candor, and an uncompromising reverence for personal
liberty and the principles laid out in our Declaration of Independence and
Constitution. He challenges the assumptions of contemporary liberalism
with ruthless honesty, presenting an impressive array of powerful ideas
and substantive information to frame his perspectives on the issues facing
America in such critical areas as race, sex, government, law, education,
the environment, and international relations. Williamss often controversial
views include commentary on Women in the Military. At Parris Island, it

was discovered that 45 percent of female Marines were unable to throw a
hand grenade far enough to avoid blowing themselves up. If I were in a
foxhole with a woman about to toss a hand grenade, Id consider her the
enemy. Racial and Gender Quotas. The only reason the elite havent
mandated quotas for women, Japanese, and other underrepresented
groups in the NBA and the NFL is because the folly and costs of their
cosmic justice vision would be exposed. Affirmative Action. Too many
blacks receive twelve years of fraudulent primary and secondary education
that cannot be overcome by four years of college. Unfortunately, liberals
and civil rights organizations add to that disaster by giving unquestioned
support to a corrupt education establishment that produces the fraud. The
Americans with Disabilities Act. In some quarters, the ADA is taken to
stand for Attorneys Dream Answered. And who pays? You and I, through
higher prices or less convenience. The Minimum Wage. Low wages are
more a result of people being underproductive than being underpaid. They
simply do not have the skills to produce and do things their fellow man
highly values. The minimum wage law is evil legislation and deserving of
repeal altogether. Using the fundamentals of economics—and basic
common sense—to prove his points, Williams offers wise, witty, and
stimulating insights on these and other controversial subjects, including
corporate welfare, gun control, environmental regulations, free trade,
abortion, the public school system, tobacco industry regulation, and more.
Personal Review: More Liberty Means Less Government: Our
Founders Knew This Well (Hoover Institution Press Publication ;
No. 453) by Walter E. Williams
I love this book. It's a collection of Walter Williams articles that he has
written over the years. So, to say that this is a bathroom book would be an
insult. Let's call this a morning coffee book, because most of the articles
are about 2 pages. One could devour the information while waiting for the
coffee maker to finish, and digest the knowledge on the way to work.
Walter William's economic common sense effortlessly blasts through the
trash heap of media spin and conventional wisdom to shine a ray of
sunshine on that lonely little flower called truth. If I had the money I'd buy
this book for everyone I know or even run into. Here are some of my
favorite articles in the book: Free Markets and Blacks, Income Lies and
Propaganda, Blacks in America versus Africa, America's Liberal Cancer.
Thank you Walter Williams for a super easy reading book. Why isn't this
required reading in schools?
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