396 Index
Thyssen,Fritz,141, 237 misunderstandingof CommerceClause,155;
Tietjen,Harmut,139–140 progressives’ attackon Fourteenth
Tille,Alexander(Germaneugenicist), 133 Amendment’s abilityto protectfreedomof
Tinsdale,Stephen(environmentalist), 224 contract,63–64, 84; rightto privacy,105.See
Toffler,Alvin, 60 alsoBrandeis,Louis;Fourteenth
Toland,John:comparingeconomicpoliciesof Amendment;FourthAmendment;freedom
FDRand Hitler,188; on big business’ of speech;Holmes,OliverWendell,Jr.;
aversionto NaziParty,142; on Hitler Jefferson,Thomas
enactingsocialsecurity,188; on Nazi usury,Jewscharging:denouncedby Osamabin
environmentalism,201; on Nazispolicing Laden,180–181; hatedby GermanWorkers
health,201–202; on Naziwelfarestate,188, Party,precursorto NaziParty,184; hatedby
188–189 Hitler,168, 169, 184; hatedby HenryFord,
tort reform,309–310 37; hatedby scientificracists,136, 137; Hitler
“totalitariandemocracy” (term),154.See also hatingusurersin general,169, 184; in the
Mussolini,Benito MiddleAges,137, 163
Toussenel,Alphonse, 167
Tracinski,RobertW., 10 veganism:of Hitler,212, 213; of Nazis,201, 204,
Tracy,Antoine-Louis-ClaudeDestutt,de, 68 212–214, 215; of peoplein freercountries,
trademarkinfringement, 318 213–216.See alsoanimalrightsactivists
transhumanism, 239 Viereck,GeorgeSylvester, 169
Treitschke,Heinrich,von, 135 vigilantes:historicalexamplesof, 307; justified
“trickle-downeconomics” (strawman),xi, onlyinsofaras governmentis corrupt,307;
14–15 likelyinitiatingthe use of forceagainst
Trotsky,Leon,6–7, 158 partiesthat are falselyaccused,306–307;
Trump,Donald,xi thinkof themselvesas issuingretaliatory
Tudge,Colin:on H. G. Wells,97; on forceagainstforce’s initiators,304–306;
Progressivesas eugenicists,92; smears vagariesoverwhethertheyare spoliatorsor
HerbertSpencer,42–43, 271; ungratefulto avengers,304–307.See alsoanarchy;Due
HerbertSpencerfor startinghis discipline, Process;republicanism;Rothbardians
271 Villard,OswaldGarrison,116, 118–119
Turgot,Anne-Robert-Jacques, 68 The Virtueof Selfishness(book),6.See alsoRand,
Turner,HenryAshby,Jr.: on anti-capitalismof Ayn
Naziism,246; on big business’ rejectionof Vögler,Albert,141, 142
NaziParty,142, 143–144; on capitalismnot Volkishmovement:advisedby ErnstHaeckel,
causingNaziism,144; on Hitler’s hatredfor 139, 164; as anti-capitalist,71–73, 163–165,
IndustrialRevolution,179; on Nazi 217–225; as environmentalist,71–74, 217–225;
regulatory-entitlementstate,190, 246; on the dealsdirectlywithFrancisGalton,138–139,
ThirdWay, 161 164; eugenicsin, 139, 164; indirectly
TuskegeeInstitute, 38 influencedby DavidHume,328; indirectly
influencedby Jean-JacquesRousseau,328;
Unabomber.SeeKaczynski,Theodore(Un- indirectlyinfluencedby Kant,328–329;
abomber) indirectlyinfluencedby Plato,328; meaning
UnitedStates:denouncedby German of “volk”, 140; rejectsEnlightenment
romantics,70; denouncedby Nazisfor being philosophy,69–74, 217–225, 328.See also
scientific,211–212; denouncedby Nazisfor Bloodand Soil (Nazislogan);collectivism;
beingtoo capitalist,179–180, 211–212; environmentalism;Fest,Joachim;Fichte,
denouncedby W. E. B. Du Boisas moreevil Johann;GermanWorkersParty(early
thanHitler, 118 versionof NaziParty);GermanYouth
Universityof Colorado, 178 Movement;Moellervan den Bruck,Arthur;
up-wingers,245–246 Mosse,GeorgeL.; Naziism;Riehl,Wilhelm
U.S.Constitution:FourteenthAmendment Friedrich;Romanticistphilosophy
supposedto protectfreedomof contract, Voltaire,66; blamedfor the Holocaust,66; on
63–64; FourthAmendment,105; freedomof absurditiesand atrocities,325.See also
speech,193–196, 289; quotationof Thomas EnlightenmentEra (historicalperiod)
JeffersonanticipatingProgressives’