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Liberal author and academic George Lakoff discusses a neoconservative concept he calls "Free Market Freedom," and describes its application to t...
Liberal author and academic George Lakoff discusses a neoconservative concept he calls "Free Market Freedom," and describes its application to the current War in Iraq.
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George Lakoff talks about "Whose Freedom: How the Right is Stealing Our Most Precious Idea and What We Can Do About It." An advisor to the Democratic party, Lakoff states that the conservative revolution has remade freedom in its own image and deployed it as a central weapon on the front lines of everything from the war on terror to the battles over religion in the classroom and abortion.
Lakoff is Professor of Linguistics at U.C. Berkeley.
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"'free market' doesn't exist. There is no such thing. All markets are constructed. Think of the stock exchange. It has rules. The WTO [World Trade Organization] has 900 pages of regulations. The bond market has all kinds of regulations and commissions to make sure those regulations carried out. Every market has rules. " --George Lakoff
Free markets are't controlled by govt. They are just you and I doing whatever we like to produce, buy and sell FREELY. The political machine has two sides that cooperate to march society toward total control and loss of individual choice.. Watch it march; Left ,Right, now Left, another Right, now a BIG LEFT They are both the tools of tyrants whose desire is to destroy freedom and rebuild the world with privileges... granted by them, of course. No freedom in that.
this is true. 100% freedom will exist once the state is abolished. Markets must be controlled by actual workers. and they must be run democratically. Free markets and competition is nothing but a game.
what about the idea that in the middle east many islamic groups r populour and radical, and can couple that with the ability to unite a excluded people from the economy in to groups dangerous to the relatively well off sectors of Iraq, which i suppose mainly consist of foreign workers employed there by the U.S. companys. None of whom really fit the scheme of well off iraqis suporting democratisation. u hav 2 wonder will market anarchy now forever be tied to western democracy in Iraq?
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They are both the tools of tyrants whose desire is to destroy freedom and rebuild the world with privileges... granted by them, of course. No freedom in that.
there are lots of countries with free markets and in unfree people