Libertarianism in the US is, sadly, deeply connected to Objectivism (a type of anarcho-capitalist ideology, i.e. government is bad, taxes are bad, greed is a virtue... that sort of thing) after the book Atlas Shrugged came out. In essence, the Libertarians tended to be the 'Lolibertarians', thinking that Objectivism is Libertarianism... when it's not.Uhhh... what, and what?
Cool do you wanna send an invite?I don't have any problems with Cat.
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Yes and... no. My understanding is that there are reasons that the Black Panthers and Malcom X got labeled as terrorists, it's just exaggerated because it's the white south that has been doing the talking, so to speak.I would note that neither the Black Panthers, not Malcom X and his followers were terrorists, the mainstream US media represented them that way but it was never accurate, this is why I feel the IRA is a much better analogue for the WF. They did utilize violence, but they managed it carefully at first, before splinter factions arose and corruption took hold.
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