Quoted:


The man who said this about gun control:





"You might be able to imagine the perfect law that allows just the right people to own just the right types of guns, while prohibiting other citizens from owning inappropriate firearms. But remember, you’re only imagining such a law; it will never be areality.

The only valid policy is to have no laws regulating the ownership of guns, but to hold every citizen responsible for whatever harm he initiates against others-with or without a gun. As always, you really have only two choices. Either:


• Politicians will decide what people can own-and they will never stop their prohibitions at the point you believe best.



• Or. People will decide for themselves what they can own.

Any apparent middle ground between the two actually gives thepoliticians the power to do as they please. And such decisions will be made on the basis of who has the most political influence. So attempts to limit gun ownership do more to promote the political interests of well-connected people than to reduce crime."





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He ran for president. Couldn't get the media coverage he needed, though.





I can't appoint him because, unfortunately, he has passed away. But I can't appoint the president anyway, so why not choose a dead man?





Harry Browne.