MrRodgers
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ORIGINAL: WhoreMods You complained that there's nothing new about "neo" liberalism, but failed to take issue with a borderline libertarian form of free market monetarism being described as "liberalism". You're a fuckin' idiot. I can't even begin to fathom what you have just posted. Allow me to explain: Firstly: I didn't 'complain' about anything. I made a statement. Secondly: the 'borderline libertarian form of....' what on earth are you talking about? He's talking tribes again. It's a depressing symptom of someone who can't think for themselves. There's this little construct which lesser thinkers try and stuff everyone into. It's called the political axis and it's basically the left and the right. The left is where you find your socialists, your communists, your Utopian dreamers who think everyone should just love one another. They're also referred to as "liberals". The right is where you find your hard-line capitalists, your free-market evangelists who babble on about laissez faire capitalism and your Republicans who believe anyone who is poor is just not working hard enough. (Oh, and that poor people, single mothers, teachers and Mexicans are ruining the economy.) The political axis theorists refer to these as "Conservatives". Now, Neo-Liberalism - or at least Neo-Liberalism as it's been defined in the last few decades - is actually about advocacy for the very laissez faire capitalism which the corporatists and capitalist on the right adore. Consequently, whinyboy is referring to is the fact that while Neo-Liberalism might not be new (thus the Neo is inappropriate), neither is it "Liberal" in the classic sense, since it's actually a right-wing philosophy about letting corporations do whatever the fuck they want without consequence. He's upset you didn't also point out that Neo-Liberalism isn't actually "Liberal". I guess that matters to him. It seems kind of a stupid thing to get all toxic about, but a lot of people in here are bug-fuck crazy. Of course, the left/right political axis is a primitive one-dimensional way to think about political allegiances and so it's a model that's only actually believed by the intellectually stunted. Actually the left/right political/economy debate creates a very useful partisanship serving the function of distracting the masses away from the real successes of the turn-of-the-century (19th) neo-liberalism now in rebound playing the long game while in fact conducted behind closed door, that created the consumption based and eventual paper vis-a-vis paper debt-driven economy. (paper currency is merely another form of financial derivative) This serves to postpone two important fallacies. One, that the dollar remains stubbornly strong, as enforced in trade and a well-respected labor force (for its enhanced value the cost of which must remain almost 0) and 2nd that the world will lend back trillion$ of those same dollars to continue the consumption and maintain the world's current financial and military super power. (the only thing preventing a new world order...is a strong America. Henry Kissinger) The long game is exemplified by both the dollar's economic mid-term (40 year old) strength and the almost 0 cost on borrowing that which is predicted to crash everyday, while most astute observers understand, will last another 40-50 years or until some financial false flag op will force the a new world currency and chaos in the streets of the west. This will serve the purpose of inspiring the partisans to blame and attack each other. What's remains will be cleaned up and out of new world disorder comes order, restored in the 'new' neo-fascist world. Some will not inaccurately call it the 4TH Reich...in America.
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You can be a murderous tyrant and the world will remember you fondly but fuck one horse and you will be a horse fucker for all eternity. Catherine the Great Under capitalism, man exploits man. Under communism, it's just the opposite. J K Galbraith
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