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We don't even have Universal Basic Income yet but libertarians are already arguing it's too large
(arnoldkling.substack.com)
this post was submitted on 11 Nov 2023
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As a positive or pejorative term?
positive https://www.econlib.org/archives/2010/07/the_neo-reactio.html
The first comment by the first commenter is "Can we suspend Godwin's Law for a moment?" followed by an explanation of the ways in which The Protocols of the Elders of Zion is an accurate description of reality.
Libertarianism is never far from Nazism. The Venn diagram is a circle. The only question is which circle contains the other.
Currently, I think (right-)libertarianism is a subset of fascism. In short:
Both groups exalt the dictatorship of the market and ownership class and see it as simply the just enforcement of The Natural Order via survival of the fittest.
You can't have naked market capitalism and violent enforcement of private property restrictions without it being the groundwork for proto-fascism, IMO.
@swlabr @TinyTimmyTokyo libertarians are more likely to end up eaten by bears
Symbolically speaking nazi germany was by and large eaten/def”eat”ed by the bear of Asia AKA the soviet union, so there’s that too