ShackledNation
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LOL! He is referring to the depression of 1921, not the Great Depression! That Depression has been coined by historians as the Forgotten Depression and is never talked about. Why? Because it was so swiftly resolved. What was the policy? Let the recession run its course.A fellow, Murray-Something gets cited about Herbert Hoover's lack of Laissez-Faire beliefs, based on two paragraphs from a self-describing--Quakers Do Not Do Self-Serving--speech in 1932. Then he launches into 1921.
Herbert Hoover's Depression by Murray N. Rothbard
Mainly, laissez-faire does not exist.
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Penn Quakers even worked with original indigenous peoples. Others intervened--in military uniforms--and shot them to death: Decade, after decade, after decade.)