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How Corporate Liberals Win, Part 3
Happily, we seem to be seeing more of this sort of thing lately.
How Corporate Liberals Win, Part 2
Extremely sound reasoning, followed by an absolutely insane conclusion.
Inferring from “Ideologically, the Republican establishment doesn’t appreciate the difference between being pro-market and being pro-business” to “Romney is eminently qualified to make the pro-market case” makes about as much sense as saying “Every time I eat a polka-dot mushroom I get sick. Therefore, this giant polka-dot mushroom over here is eminently qualified to cure me.”
“Ergo, presto!” as Benjamin Tucker would say.
How Corporate Liberals Win
Bill Scher confesses that mainstream liberalism is essentially corporatist/fascist – but he thinks the bug is a feature. (CHT Christopher Morris.)
Court Upholds Obama’s Privatization Scheme
At C4SS, Tom Knapp, Kevin Carson, and Jeremy Weiland weigh in on the Obamacare decision. (For background, see also Kevin here, Gary Chartier here, and me here and here.)
Unfree Minds, Unfree Markets
An interesting set of observations from dL on abortion, intellectual property, public goods, communitarianism, oligarchical collectivism, and the senses in which the u.s. government did or did not create the internet.