How popular are libertarian/austrian like ideals outside the U.S

[Nitroadict]

@Nick. B

Anarchism/Libertarianism on both sides of the political spectrum is currently a joke. It basically consist of infighting from both sides or when protesting other political movements they tend to be small and irrevelent blips on the political scene (the fascist). Libertarians on the left and the right are currently irrevelent and I don’t see that changing anytime soon.

The Statists snicker each time a left vs. right fight pops up in the assorted communities. Divide & conquer never took such little effort.

[Nick_B]

@kiba

@Nick. B

Anarchism/Libertarianism on both sides of the political spectrum is currently a joke. It basically consist of infighting from both sides or when protesting other political movements they tend to be small and irrevelent blips on the political scene (the fascist). Libertarians on the left and the right are currently irrevelent and I don’t see that changing anytime soon.

We could not make much impact politically anyway. Entrepneurship is a much better way of accomplishing things, anyway. Plus it can be quite profitable.

Sadly social anarchist are more concerned about protesting any and every chance they get.

[Nick_B]

@Nitroadict

@Nick. B

Anarchism/Libertarianism on both sides of the political spectrum is currently a joke. It basically consist of infighting from both sides or when protesting other political movements they tend to be small and irrevelent blips on the political scene (the fascist). Libertarians on the left and the right are currently irrevelent and I don’t see that changing anytime soon.

The Statists snicker each time a left vs. right fight pops up in the assorted communities. Divide & conquer never took such little effort.

Yup. They know we’ll fight with each other, before we fight them…

[Dondoolee]

Are the words freedom and liberty at the very least seen by the general public as good words anywhere in Europe? Do people see a difference in equality/ freedom? Sometimes I wonder in here if the words freedom and liberty could ever take on negative meanings, the words themselves though still hold a positive value to people though. Are the words “luddite” or “fabian” seen as a positive words with the majority (or very significant minority) in the UK?

Also as far as Europe is concerned, Ireland as far as I know has grown more free in the past decade. Does anyone know what the general feelings of the Irish are due to there new found freedom?