Critics against libertarianism in revleft

[fakename]

does anyone else find this strangely funny?

[Laughing_Man]

@fakename

does anyone else find this strangely funny?

Somewhat. I mean the only people who know what revleft is, is us. Really I think this is an attempt to raise revleft forum activity. They insult us, we go over there and put them in their place, they get a vital boost necessary to continue their charade.

[DanielMuffinburg]

@Laughing Man

@fakename

does anyone else find this strangely funny?

Somewhat. I mean the only people who know what revleft is, is us. Really I think this is an attempt to raise revleft forum activity. They insult us, we go over there and put them in their place, they get a vital boost necessary to continue their charade.

So what you are saying is that they feel lonely and want attention?

[sicsempertyrannis]

@Esuric

@Felipe

Rothbard:

“The call of ‘equality,’” he wrote, “is a siren song that can only mean the destruction of all that we cherish as being human.” Rothbard blamed much of what he disliked on meddling women. In the mid-1800s, a “legion of Yankee women” who were “not fettered by the responsibilities” of household work “imposed” voting rights for women on the nation. Later, Jewish women, after raising funds from “top Jewish financiers,” agitated for child labor laws, Rothbard adds with evident disgust. The “dominant tradition” of all these activist women, he suggests, is lesbianism. "

This isn’t Rothbard, so cite your sources. Though I basically agree with this position.

Yes it is. It comes from ‘Orgins of the Welfare State in America’: http://mises.org/daily/2225. Of course I agree with it so I personally dont see the big deal.

The wording and quotes are mostly taken from this ‘Intelligence’ Report from the Southern Poverty Law Center here.

[Laughing_Man]

@Daniel Muffinburg

So what you are saying is that they feel lonely and want attention?

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[Laughing_Man]

@sicsempertyrannis

Yes it is. It comes from ‘Orgins of the Welfare State in America’: http://mises.org/daily/2225. Of course I agree with it so I personally dont see the big deal.

The wording and quotes are mostly taken from this ‘Intelligence’ Report from the Southern Poverty Law Center here.

What I find funny is that they never ask us if this is a correct view to hold and assume that everything authors say is beyond being wrong and yet we are the ‘zealots’.

[fakename]

I wonder what the anarchists think about the Southern Poverty Law Center? If they favor more government before the end of government then I suppose they don’t have a problem with the state monitoring us?