Rothbard on the French uprising of 1968
Posted on March 26th, 2006 by Brad Spangler
From Roderick Long in March of 2004: Rothbard on 68
Share ThisRothbard celebrates the French student revolt as a refutation of “the widespread myth that revolutions, whether or not desirable, are simply impossible in the modern, complex, highly technological world.” He describes the revolt as an instance of “that famous revolutionary weapon never until now successfully used: the general strike,” which he thinks has become more viable now that “complex technology requires skilled people to work it.”
