Well, I think my view is pretty rational, I don't see it based on ideology as such. It's more the other way around: because by studying economic history, and economy in general, I became convinced of the values of (personal) freedom. But, to give some evidence that a stable equilibrium can occur: In the times of history when the free market determined what money was (precious metals), prices remained stable, sometimes for centuries. But once a government starts to interfere with debasing the money by law until it has no intrinsic value anymore, and keep printing it (so the same amount of goods & services are chased by more and more currency units), you can't have actual price information anymore. It's like measuring a distance with a yard stick whose units increases logarithmically in time.