A politically minded friend of mine sent me a link to this little flash cartoon today:
http://www.isil.org/resources/introduction.swf
It's titled "The Philosophy of Freedom" and I think that it illustrates some ideas that are common to Objectivism Libertarianism and a free market economy, such as property rights, mutual consent, and things like that. It displays them in a very visual and easy to understand way which I find to be quite charming, and believe it would be an excellent resource for those of you who tend to be visual learners.
Also it shows that FLASH is a program that is about more than just fighting stick figures, and I'm always glad for that. I highly recommend giving this a look, especially if you're one of them socialists or collectivists who can't understand the importance of property rights and preaches about social obligations.
Edit: The animation is just a little over one meg, so it should load up in just a few moments, even on a 56k connection, so don't be shy about downloading it.
http://www.isil.org/resources/introduction.swf
It's titled "The Philosophy of Freedom" and I think that it illustrates some ideas that are common to Objectivism Libertarianism and a free market economy, such as property rights, mutual consent, and things like that. It displays them in a very visual and easy to understand way which I find to be quite charming, and believe it would be an excellent resource for those of you who tend to be visual learners.
Also it shows that FLASH is a program that is about more than just fighting stick figures, and I'm always glad for that. I highly recommend giving this a look, especially if you're one of them socialists or collectivists who can't understand the importance of property rights and preaches about social obligations.
Edit: The animation is just a little over one meg, so it should load up in just a few moments, even on a 56k connection, so don't be shy about downloading it.
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