Brilliant and Necessary Idea! Charles Murray Wants You To Hire Some Samurai

The Bandits come out of the hills of Washington D.C. to rob US all of our precious time and treasure. We need to fight them, with the help of legal Samurai, to relentlessly put a stop to their regulatory horror and cut off their heads. 

Charles Murray has outline a true course of action. m/r

Charles Murray Wants You To Hire Some Samurai | Ricochet

Tom Meyer, Ed.  April 21, 2015

Akira Kurosawa’s classic SevenSamurai takes place in medieval Japan, during a period of prolonged civil war that has left the countryside plagued by bandits. Sick and tired of having their rice harvest stolen yet again, a group of enterprising farmers do the unthinkable: they pool what little resources they have and hire a band of seven masterless samurai warriors to defend the village and — eventually — take the fight to the bandits themselves.The film builds slowly, but the pay-off is absolutely first-rate and has spawned a million imitators, most famously, the American remake The Magnificent Seven (which is, itself, being remade… and not for the first time, either). I don’t want to oversell it, but even Troy Senik might enjoy it.

In his upcoming book, By The People, Charles Murray proposes that American business owners take a similar approach regarding the federal regulatory state. As he describes his plan in a recent speech at the Cato Institute: ...

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