Football Law: Changing The Rules Of The Game | Learn Liberty

► This program has ended, but check out our other awesome Academy programs by clicking this link: http://bit.ly/1nABNzFWhat happens when the rules of a game change?One of the most important parts of playing a game like football is that the rules remain predictable and consistent for all players. However, this doesn’t just apply to touchdowns and tackles – the rule of law is crucial to a well-functioning free market. The question at hand is whether or not this really does exist in the US; or are the rich and powerful benefitting from hiring lobbyists to get what they want and to protect themselves? In this video, learn from Professor Steve Horwitz what happens when the Rule of Law changes. What is the impact on our society, the economy, and YOUR life?We want to hear from YOU! Share your thoughts in the comments below.► Learn More:The Fiscal Times - An interview with University of Chicago professor, Steven Davis, explaining the affect that uncertainty plays in the economy.http://bit.ly/1u3CDmWNBC Sports - Football players are citing that they are scared of hitting high and getting fined so they now aim for the legs, but because of that, career-ending knee injuries are rising.http://bit.ly/1s7dbxnOpen Secrets - Lobbyist spending in 2013http://bit.ly/1s7doAKNY Times - Using the internet as an example, Timothy Lee explains how corporations “capture” government regulatory bureaucracies and use it to their advantage by changing the rules of the “game.”http://nyti.ms/1s7dyrO► http://LearnLiberty.org► http://twitter.com/LearnLiberty► http://google.com/+LearnLiberty► http://facebook.com/LearnLiberty► http://youtube.com/user/LearnLiberty