19 May 2020 10:10 am
...**** 'the tribe'...i like to call people out individually...name names... i would like to see an honest audit/listing of fed. shareholders which would allow me to name names but the **** republicrats won't demand one...[again, why waste a **** breath on 'the libertardians'!?...they are NOWHERE near power!...btw, powell is CERTAINLY no 'libertardian'...he's republicrat through and through..]Polar1ty » 18 May 2020, 11:09 am » wrote: ↑ Here's an excellent takedown of "libertardian" ideas.
https://www.unz.com/mhudson/us-coronavi ... nt-3902246
Basically, libertardians think if the government gets out of the way, we will have a "free market economy." But in reality, we will have an economy (and government) run by the BANKERS.
My only wish is that you would call out (((the tribe))) more often, as they are the ones largely in control of the 'hideous monetary system' - with the aid of their goyim compatriots like Jerome Powell, another billionaire/globalist/banker asset..
....does your distaste for 'libertardians' have anything to do with 'their' stance on corporate per$onhood? ...btw what does your party [if any] believe about the 'corporate personhood' which enable$ 'the tribe'?...seems to me the libertardians have it about right:...
https://www.reddit.com/r/Libertarian/co ... corporate/
What's the Libertarian stance on 'Corporate Personhood'?
'The libertarian position is that corporate personhood shouldn't exist. If a person working for a corporation harms an individual the person working for the corporation should be held accountable. That person should not be able to hide behind a corporation.'
'People can pool together their capital to form a corporation. So a corporation is made up of people and their capital. But a corporation itself is an business entity and not a person. Corporate personhood and limited liability protections are an abomination from the libertarian position.
The idea that corporations are an entity different than the people constituents is a government fabrication. '