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G. Edward Griffin- On Individualism v Collectivism #1

PARTI 1 of 4 Interview of G. Edward Griffin on the meaning of individualsim vs. collectivism in the United States. Let's re-learn the true nature of a constitutional republic, our culture and our...  
 
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HailRasec (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Anarcho collectivism is the best system.
ngonea (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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And in 2009 Obama care is trying to Kill Granny!
seaneire (1 month ago) Show Hide
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collectivism is what has lead to the global tyranny and persecution called gangstalking
anyusmoon1 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Indeed it has.

If you haven't seen it... the six-part series, on my playlist, of G Edward Griffins interview of Norman Dodd is MUST SEE eyewitness testimony of who, what, when and where this very thing took over our education system etc.
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Collectivism would be Chairman O declaring that we must have daily blackouts to "save the Earth from climate change". It's for the greater good he'll say just like he did with the government insurance mandate. It would be energy rationing. Who do you think gets more energy and at cheaper rates? How do these politicans know what the greater good is anyway? They are amoral corrupt politicians. Why are they deciding to what the collective good is?
anyusmoon1 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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"We have to tolerate the inequality as a way to achieve greater prosperity and opportunity for all," Brian Griffiths special adviser to former British Priminister Thatcher.

Hanskter the Bankster- 2008 said the crisis was coming and to make provisions because of it to protect their own wealth, this came prior to the sworn ethics waiver. Free to give insider trading advise.

The collectivist mentality is well protected in both camps, repugnican (fascists) demorcrap (socialists).
LicentiousSlut (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Utilitarism is a collectivist philosophy. Democrats have always been collectivists. Republicans like Reagan have always been individualists. It starts with individuals not social groups.
anyusmoon1 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Chiming in here... Reagan gave great campaign speeches but... it's unwise to believe that this is a two party struggle, as Reagan and many, many other republicans have actively taken part in creating the fascist org we have in place today.

Bottom line, there's no distinction between the reps/dems and I liken Congress to World Wide Wrestling with violent body slams in the ring and total happy agreement on who wins in the locker room and mutual celebrating when the show is over.
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Sure, some aspects of this country is based on collectivism, but that does not mean that our culture is.

To say that this country is a collective country, that's silly as shit. G T F O
anyusmoon1 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Precisely. And interestingly enough the big tax-exempt foundations fund both sides of these socially engineered conflicts. The hegelian dialectic, create/fund the problem, create/fund the solution = legislative control and social morays.

The other must see interview of Norman Dodd by G. Edward Griffin is on my playlist. Seriously excellent eyewitness testimony.

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