wkmac
Well-Known Member
I'm just enjoying watching so many nations for the moment thumb their noses at the Anglo-American empire. They all know Snowden revealed little of any real value as it relates to strategic issues but it sure did throw mud on the face of the ruling class as the rest of us found out just what they've been up to.
Besides, even Ed Asner who called up Alex Jones on his show is dumping Obama and company and now we are learning it wasn't just the Tea Party folks the IRS was looking into but also left wing causes as well. Anyone outside the narrative is suspect.
America has become a truly paranoid fascist state thanks to republicans and democrats alike and equally and some of the brown shirts from both sides of the isle are cheerleaders right here in this forum. And thus why I say there's not a damn worth of difference between the 2. Even the father of the modern Conservative movement in Irving Kristol flat lays it out.
Neo-Conservatism: The Autobiography of an Idea by Irving Kristol
I look forward to the wailing and gnashing of teeth by the hysterical and frightened little girls here. Fact is, most little girls have more courage than I see coming from our own chicken littles!
Besides, even Ed Asner who called up Alex Jones on his show is dumping Obama and company and now we are learning it wasn't just the Tea Party folks the IRS was looking into but also left wing causes as well. Anyone outside the narrative is suspect.
America has become a truly paranoid fascist state thanks to republicans and democrats alike and equally and some of the brown shirts from both sides of the isle are cheerleaders right here in this forum. And thus why I say there's not a damn worth of difference between the 2. Even the father of the modern Conservative movement in Irving Kristol flat lays it out.
[The Republican] party has never fully reconciled itself to the welfare state, and therefore has never given comprehensive thought to the question of what a conservative welfare state would look like. . . .
The idea of a welfare state is in itself perfectly consistent with a conservative political philosophy–as Bismarck knew, a hundred years ago. In our urbanized, industrialized, highly mobile society, people need governmental action of some kind if they are to cope with many of their problems: old age, illness, unemployment, etc. They need such assistance; they demand it; they will get it. The only interesting political question is: How will they get it?
This is not a question the Republican party has faced up to, because it still feels, deep down, that a welfare state is inconsistent with such traditional American virtues as self-reliance and individual liberty.
Neo-Conservatism: The Autobiography of an Idea by Irving Kristol
I look forward to the wailing and gnashing of teeth by the hysterical and frightened little girls here. Fact is, most little girls have more courage than I see coming from our own chicken littles!