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Short Answers to the Tough Questions: How to Answer the Questions Libertarians Are Often Asked

By: Mary J. Ruwart
Narrated by: Marie Rose
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Do you have questions about the libertarian philosophy? Do you want to explain it to family and friends in a short but compelling way? Do you want examples of how liberty works in the real world rather than just an ivory-tower theory?

In Short Answers to the Tough Questions, Dr. Ruwart has compiled hundreds of questions and her short, succinct answers from her 15-year web column with The Advocates for Self-Government.

Short Answers is a great resource for libertarians, candidates, and those who are exploring what libertarianism is all about. Dr. Ruwart's award-winning book, Healing Our World, which is available on Amazon, makes a great complement to this audiobook.

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This is really aimed at libertarians, giving them easy answers to the questions they are likely to be asked.

As an audio book, you'd need to memorise the entire work to get use out of it -- a printed book would let you highlight and refer back to particularly useful/interesting questions and answers.

The more audio books I listen to, the more I see it as unsuitable for 'reference' type works.

Audio book is not an ideal format for this work.

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