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Amaroq64 5 points ago +5 / -0

Really? That doesn't sound very libertarian.

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11Bignveiny 16 points ago +20 / -4

Libertarianism is globalism masquerading as classical liberalism

The elites pump their supporters up with all sorts of propaganda about muh individual liberties, when in reality they don’t give a crap about that. They pushed for their own economic liberties in the 1970s-1980s by lobbying Congress for deregulation of their own industries, while not lifting a finger to cut deregulation for the average American

In fact, the libertarian side of globalism works to remove all government control on big corporations, while the socialist side of globalism works to impose more regulations on us lowly peons. The masked dropped when Trump was elected, and why corporations started to more openly align with the Dems and by getting woke. The end result is a kind of neofeudalism like the pic below

https://kekpe.pe/i/605fc7a4ec35c.jpeg

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Towel -3 points ago +1 / -4

It literally wants no government. Not sure how that's globalism.

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Massive_Reaction 9 points ago +9 / -0

Until libertarians are willing to admit that giant corporate monopolies are no different than government agencies we have a problem.

Additionally Global “free trade” isn’t a “capitalists free choice” it is an invitation to foreign influence.

One of the hallmarks of libertarian philosophy is that individuals are “rational actors” that do what is in their best interest. This is a cartoonish idea. Most people are sheep with no clue what’s in their best interest and completely susceptible to outside influence and propaganda.

Case and point? Retarded Wall Street investors. They care so much about quarterly profits they are willing to give Mercenary CEO total control over an American company who will inject SJW policies and outsource American jobs to India. Five years later the company is in shambles, billions of dollars have been moved out of the United States economy, and One CEO has profited $300 million.