Introduction to Students for Liberty

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  • @frashure "Clearly you don't understand the political spectrum."

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    Sorry, son, it is you who doesn't know George Orwell's biography. A socialist he was. He fought on the side of the anarchists in Barcelona, as did many artists with any shred of integrity in the 30s. 1984 was an anti-totalitarian novel, this is correct. But Ayn Rand is right in there with the totalitarians, I must say. Look at the war mongers today citing her work as justification for all manner of atrocities.

  • @bapyou Wow. What an idiot.

    The premise of 1984 was not economic, it was political. Orwell was a fighter against authoritarianism be it right wing or left. Clearly you don't understand the political spectrum. The philosophy of liberty is aligned with Orwell in his stance against totalitarianism.

  • Oh my God. These people are conservative whackos. Ayn Rand is a 10th rate philosopher at best. An apologist for unobstructed egoism and little more. She is somone you read when your 15.

    1:58 " ... George Orwell .. "

    All conservative whackos should know that Orwell was a committed socialist. In the 1930s Orwell fought on the side of the anarchists in Catalonia against Franco's right-wing fascist forces. You conservative whackos have little grounding in history. You're like a cult.

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