No problem. I recently ordered "The Omnious Parallels" by Leonard
   Peikoff. Let's see how that is :)
   V/R,
   Umair
   -------- Original Message --------
   On Aug 22, 2017, 11:31, Cecilia Tanaka < cecilia.tanaka@gmail.com>
   wrote:

   On Aug 22, 2017 7:07 AM, "Umair Chachar" < [1]uchachar@protonmail.com>
   wrote:

     <SNIP>  You guys need to read "On Revolution" by Hannah Ardent.
     Revolts by the working class or lower are often extremely bloody and
     last a very very long time.
     And "Capitalism & Freedom" by Milton Friedman to actually understand
     that Capitalism isn't all that bad if you have a small government.
     <SNIP>

   Thanks for the bibliography, Umair.  I do love books and reading
   suggestions are always welcome.  <3
   Never read "Capitalism & Freedom", and I confess I didn't read all the
   books of Hannah Arendt.
   "On Revolution" didn't make my heart beating stronger, didn't give me
   so much inspiration.
   Certainly my bad, sorry.  Read it when I was only a teenager dreaming
   with revolutions and a new, better world...  :)

References

   1. mailto:uchachar@protonmail.com