Knapp: If Paul Ryan is a “libertarian,” so was Leonid Brezhnev.
Carson: It’s not what the ruling class wants, of course. But it’s exactly what we want.
Kevin Carson: The system’s rules are set up to favor the interests of those inside the corporate-state power structure, against those on the outside proposing fundamental change.
Goodman: A state that commits torture on a mass scale is a far more heinous criminal.
Thomas L. Knapp: I’ll miss Gore Vidal. And I’ll remain thankful that so many of his insights are immortalized in print.
Carson: And the Oscar goes to the Capitalist with a straight face.
Carson: Exactly what we’re fighting against.
Carson: Protecting big business from real accountability
Goodman: Government overreach vs. affordable care.
Goodman: With ALEC, Newspeak reaches new heights.
D’Amato: Big Governement and Big Business are more similar than different.
Carson: With crime rates low, cops try to defend their hyper-militarization.
Carson: Time to decide, “Green” Capitalism or Solidarity Economy? You shouldn’t have to think about it long.
Carson: Freedom, not from the state, but from the people’s willingness to defy authority.
D’Amato: The more things “change” …
Carson: Hierarchy as sociopathy’s Typhoid Mary.
Carson: Heads they win, tails you lose.
Knapp: If you want affordable health care, the first step toward it is to abolish the state.
Thomas L. Knapp puts “intellectual property” on the slippery slope, to see how far down it rolls.
D’Amato: Not surprisingly, it’s always the salaries and pensions of working people that are subject to the various diminutions attending so-called “austerity.”
