I don't think that is the right approach, I don't think freedom has to be drilled into people's heads.
It has to come naturally from within, so society, perhaps over time, will be shaped to be more voluntary.
We already made a lot of progresses in the past 1000 years, so it is an ongoing phenomena.
If the free market is let out of the bag, then eventually it will replace all ugly monopolies, and by then nobody in their right minds would choose the monopolist over the competitor that brings quality service for a cheap price.
The only thing that needs to be done at that point is to defend it.
The more valuable the economy it is, the more parasites it will attract. That is the big issue.
I don't think that is the right approach, I don't think freedom has to be drilled into people's heads.
It has to come naturally from within, so society, perhaps over time, will be shaped to be more voluntary.
We already made a lot of progresses in the past 1000 years, so it is an ongoing phenomena.
If the free market is let out of the bag, then eventually it will replace all ugly monopolies, and by then nobody in their right minds would choose the monopolist over the competitor that brings quality service for a cheap price.
The only thing that needs to be done at that point is to defend it.
The more valuable the economy it is, the more parasites it will attract. That is the big issue.