2206200600M THIS IS WHAT A COMMUNIST HUCKSTER LOOKS LIKE!

I do wonder just how many of these Communist hucksters are out there peddling their faulty wares? And why is it that they’re like old time snake oil salesmen, in that they feel the need for some sort of authority pronoun to their pitch the communist snake oil?

It’s not what this con-man talks about – it’s what he doesn’t talk about that’s of real interest in determining what he’s really up to.

Each and every point makes could painstakingly be refuted one by one, but then he’d just invent more illusory point.

Socialism is poison no matter what other word you attach it to. Like National Socialism, and we all know how that worked out. Then there’s communism which seeks to hide its socialism behind anagrams and the like.

Communists would even try to place capitalism just ahead of socialism as another stepping stone on the way to their true communism? They revere communism so much it has become their religion? Like the forked tongued snake in the garden he’s trying to sell you something that’s not his to sell -- a communist paradise where you too can be like GOD.

People that already know and recognize the power they have don’t feel need for anymore of it?

It’s something like that old premise that it’s only people that don’t need a loan that are capable of getting one – loan that is? Well power is the same way.

When you hear the term ‘wealth redistribution’ your hearing someone selling socialist communism.

This man is so obviously anti-American all the way through his spill. He can’t rap his mind around the fact that regardless time or setting no one is individually responsible for the action(s) of others – be they of the same identity or not. That’s just some more of that socialist guilt tripping identity politics. Like the ludicrous notion that white people somehow are solely responsible for all the slavery throughout the history of the world.

Posted by: The Bush School of Government & Public Service
“The Great Delusion with Professor John Mearsheimer”

lib·er·tar·i·an
/ˌlibərˈterēən/
noun

1. an advocate or supporter of a political philosophy that advocates only minimal state intervention in the free market and the private lives of citizens:

"no true libertarian would ever support a culture where citizens must show their papers to travel"

2. a person who advocates civil liberty.

3. a person who believes in the doctrine that human beings possess free will.

adjective

1. relating to or denoting a political philosophy that advocates only minimal state intervention in the free market and the private lives of citizens:

"he holds libertarian views on most social issues"

Word Origin:
late 18th century (in libertarian (sense 3 of the noun)): from liberty, on the pattern of words such as unitarian.

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