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Kimmio Laughterlove said:
Nazi Germany was capitalist. Fascist regimes are capitalism for the upper classes. IBM made the early "computers" that kept track of the concentration camp numbers.

And because fascism is capitalism for the upper classes, taken to its extreme - libertarians in the US have something to do with it. If libertarian politicians can convince people that nativism is a good idea, property rights are paramount, and dismantling the government is necessary - what is behind that agenda is the freedom for the powerful to do what they want, and be as greedy as they want, with no oversight. That's not freedom for the people. That's them abusing liberty for power and money. Get the Bible Belt on board, using some apocalyptic survivalist propaganda that benefits the NRA, ramp up nativist fears about "outsiders" and bingo bango, they have useful idiots to follow fascist aims, against their own best interest.

Libertarianism is inherent in US politics, even in neoliberalism - and it's part of the root problem. It's a hangover from the Wild West. It's not actually about freedom for the people. It doesn't lead there. It leads to chaos. And then to Marshall law to put it in order...at the expense of minorities. It's "Cowboys and 'Indians'" but even worse.
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Kimmio Laughterlove said:
I see you left out the context. I said I bristle at those words used together especially when coming from a US libertarian think tank. ...Because so often those words are thrown around as political propaganda. Those are the words used to sell the American Dream.
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The Rutherford Institute—nonpartisan, apolitical and committed to the principles enshrined in the Constitution and Bill of Rights?

Founded in 1982 by constitutional attorney and author John W. Whitehead, The Rutherford Institute has become one of the nation's leading advocates of civil liberties and human rights, litigating in the courts and educating the public on a wide spectrum of issues affecting individual freedom in the United States and around the world.

The Institute’s mission is twofold: to provide legal services in the defense of civil liberties and to educate the public on important issues affecting their constitutional freedoms. The Institute provides its legal services at no charge to those whose constitutional and human rights have been threatened or violated.
 
Ritafee said:
The Rutherford Institute—nonpartisan, apolitical and committed to the principles enshrined in the Constitution and Bill of Rights?

Founded in 1982 by constitutional attorney and author John W. Whitehead, The Rutherford Institute has become one of the nation's leading advocates of civil liberties and human rights, litigating in the courts and educating the public on a wide spectrum of issues affecting individual freedom in the United States and around the world.

The Institute’s mission is twofold: to provide legal services in the defense of civil liberties and to educate the public on important issues affecting their constitutional freedoms. The Institute provides its legal services at no charge to those whose constitutional and human rights have been threatened or violated.
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Well, maybe 'not really'. Here you go:

Rutherford Institute - SourceWatch

www.sourcewatch.org www.sourcewatch.org
 
Ritafee said:
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Is your Government... I mean, Corporation listed here?

To continue with the information that I posted this morning HERE , I think that you might want to check out this link as well: http://www.s...
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I get your point. But they are actually separate entities that pander to one another. And irrespective of what country we're talking about, neoliberal deregulation and privatization has contributed to it. Economically, libertarian leaders want less government in the form of economic liberty to make as much money as possible, amassing and hoarding their property, with no obligation to take care of their fellow citizens through a public process - all while evading oversight.
 
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Why do you think property rights is such an important libertarian concern? They peddle some old fashioned (and pro-gun lobby) homestead-ish version of it to the libertarian masses who call themselves anti-establishment but don't recognize that this is the sort of power behind the scenes...

www.theatlantic.com

Tom Perkins Has a Fascinating, Radical, Un-American Voting Plan

The venture capitalist—who compared progressivism to Kristallnacht—wants to disenfranchise non-taxpayers and give wealthier voters more votes.
www.theatlantic.com www.theatlantic.com

Of course he doesn't really like voting!!! And he supports property rights - so only wealthy property owners get a say. While the peasants stay home, like they are encouraged to. Sounds absolutely feudal.
 
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What is responsibility in a freely irrational state?

Something to experience? Thus we are dipped through those gates ... leaving a person feeling flooded and awash with something else again ... strange sensations of humble powers that are not as prone to corruption? --- Lordy Action ...

Zingers are scion ... flighty icons?
 
Ritafee said:
John Whitehead has moved with some vigor to disavow his old mentor's views.
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Imagine how the duality of the Golden Rule sets with the desires of those to do it "my way" a me-me quanta ... fired in line ... and Admiral Nelson broke it!

What's out there ... beyond us ... as information is denied by those well set within themselves that they can't see for fear of being out ... and looking about at all that is there in the alternate adept ... aneptune? Thus we gather ...
 
The devil is in need ... as according to the word ... this is the power opposing blind love .. and thus perhaps some care could work its way into the WH ... unconscious advocate really ...

The most preserved disturbance couldn't see it through ...

Then there's the story about the distraught Conservative over the social linking of far right powers with hostile activity disturbing committees. Leads many to despise meetings ...

This is best observed from inside-out as right into the chaos ... you can't see a way out ... except recession. hus it all goes down with the uppity leadership ... mostly impractical experience!

Perhaps mire literary device 've Ness ... as occluded ... somewhat darkened in perspective by the fecundity that goes on in those places as chit!
 

Can we imagine we are psychosomatic ... or just something we sleep through in a denied state because the truth hurts?

Yet the man soude 've us has taken a shift to show that deals are not deals ... but he'll change his word on that tomorrow ... as the Deis comes upon us ... so the statistical income is divinely split ... and the question arises ... why? ... Lord it is such a small detail that cranks the damn thing ... try not to make to much of it or in your thoughts the patriarchal authority will accuse what's common thought as erroneous thinking ... a mire thing in hermeneutic ... that's a hidden matter ... like when you think you're crazy because a mad hatter told you so in his capricious sense of mercuric nature!

Thus the cauldron boils --- Shaw in cohorts with Shakespeare and the penne ... noodling in deep spatial concerns! Brain Lye? Geneon things that stick to the wall ... like a cast off case of PTSD! That's deck ode ...
 
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