June 12 was the day the Virginia Declaration of Rights, penned by George Mason, was ratified by the Fifth Virginia Convention in 1776. And it has pride of place as the first of several declarations of rights in the era.
Competition and cooperation and not two things in conflict. They are both essential ingredients in a society based on voluntary action instead of violence.
Friedrich Hayek’s The Road to Serfdom reached its 75th anniversary this year, and there is no shortage of qutable insights we can glean from its pages.
