Ron Paul Advises How Young People Can Advance Liberty
Paul offered the advice in response to a question from Israel Bennett, who co-hosted with his father Joshua Bennett a November 19 interview with Paul on KFAR radio in Fairbanks, Alaska.
But what should you do with this education once you have achieved it? Paul answers:
Some people will ask me after I speak on the campuses, 'OK, I agree with you, I agree with you: Tell me what I have to do.' And then I always say, 'Just do what whatever you want to do.'Paul elaborates that people can use their education to inform other individuals with whom they interact or in work as, for example, a teacher, a writer, or a candidate for a political office.
Paul expresses in the interview much satisfaction regarding the spread of education in the ideas of liberty, saying that he thinks “we are making great strides” with the number of people in America talking about “freedom for the individual and sound economic policies” — two of the topics Paul explores in the interview.
Listen to Paul’s complete interview here:
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