Carson: Who depends on whom?
David Van: All I know is that as long as one of us is chained, then none of us are free.
Rothbard didn’t exactly fit the “pot-smoking Republican” stereotype.
In the case of the corporate economy, it’s almost meaningless.
“Free trade” is Newspeak for protectionist tyranny.
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Carson: The natural effect of unfettered market competition is socialism.
The focus will be on new technology, new infrastructure, new models and new processes that replace the vulnerable ones that are the causes of so many of today’s global problems — and ensuring that these replacements are Open Source, and stay in the hands of all the world’s people.
Knapp: Apple used to be an innovative company. Now it’s just a protection racket.
Carson: Licensing regimes, stand in the way of transforming one’s skill into a source of income, and raise the cost of doing so.
American politics has been a shifting coalition between two factions of capital.
Carson: If I thought “free markets” and “free trade” really meant what neoliberal talking heads mean by them, I’d hate them too.
The generation of energy, whether it be the gas you pump into your tank or the coal burned to produce electricity to power your computer, is estimated to contribute upwards of 82% of all greenhouse gas emission. To add insult to injury, many of these firms have long been associated with the more deleterious impacts of neoliberal development. Of course we all know about BP’s destruction of the entire Gulf region…
Carson: And the Oscar goes to the Capitalist with a straight face.
A Mistificação do Poder do Estado
Carson: Exactly what we’re fighting against.
Goodman: Government overreach vs. affordable care.
Informational constraints and spontaneous-order mechanisms.
Goodman: With ALEC, Newspeak reaches new heights.
D’Amato: The more things “change” …
