North Calaveras wrote:The term "liberal fascism" struck a cord with me, sounds interesting
It's because 'liberal fascism' isn't a real thing, nor does it make any sense to the people who aren't ancaps and who don't share their own little vocabulary.
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by The Nuclear Fist » Sun Sep 09, 2012 9:33 pm
North Calaveras wrote:The term "liberal fascism" struck a cord with me, sounds interesting
And you touch the distant beaches with tales of brave Ulysses. . .Farnhamia wrote:You're getting a little too fond of the jerkoff motions.

by Kilavesh » Sun Sep 09, 2012 10:19 pm

by The Nuclear Fist » Sun Sep 09, 2012 10:19 pm
Kilavesh wrote:What's this about "Liberal Fascism"? What kind of "Liberal" do you mean? Liberal as in for Libertarian? Or Liberal as in mild leftist? Because I don't think either can be part of Fascism.
And you touch the distant beaches with tales of brave Ulysses. . .Farnhamia wrote:You're getting a little too fond of the jerkoff motions.

by North Calaveras » Sun Sep 09, 2012 10:20 pm
Kilavesh wrote:What's this about "Liberal Fascism"? What kind of "Liberal" do you mean? Liberal as in for Libertarian? Or Liberal as in mild leftist? Because I don't think either can be part of Fascism.

by Not Safe For Work » Sun Sep 09, 2012 10:22 pm
Nordengrund wrote:Not Safe For Work wrote:
And porn, apparently.
But you're missing the point. Jesus associated with the whores and the publicans. He said to be selfless, to eschew materialism, to empathize with the forlorn, and to sacrifice yourself for the good of others. He tolerated others, he kept himself from committing their sins, but he tolerated them committing their sins. Indeed, he categorically refused to judge them. That was the line in the sand, so to speak, that he drew.
What you preach, is the exact opposite. Your politics are anti-Christ.
Tell me, what is necessary to be an actual Christian and to go to Heaven?

by The Nuclear Fist » Sun Sep 09, 2012 10:23 pm
North Calaveras wrote:I said I believe in nationalism, pro-capitalism, agressive foreign policy, equal rights, individual liberty and pro-military
And you touch the distant beaches with tales of brave Ulysses. . .Farnhamia wrote:You're getting a little too fond of the jerkoff motions.

by North Calaveras » Sun Sep 09, 2012 10:24 pm

by Kilavesh » Sun Sep 09, 2012 10:25 pm
North Calaveras wrote:Kilavesh wrote:What's this about "Liberal Fascism"? What kind of "Liberal" do you mean? Liberal as in for Libertarian? Or Liberal as in mild leftist? Because I don't think either can be part of Fascism.
I said I believe in nationalism, pro-capitalism, agressive foreign policy, equal rights, individual liberty and pro-military

by Not Safe For Work » Sun Sep 09, 2012 10:43 pm
The Reasonable wrote:...and since you support giving carte-blanche handouts to those people, they'd be spending their days in leisure...but the service sector will be mostly unaffected. If machines can take over almost ALL jobs then...I might start agreeing. But even then, large scales of unemployment can be prevented by decreasing birth rates and population...
The Reasonable wrote:...Which means that the decrease in fertility rate in developed countries is good and rightful...
The Reasonable wrote:...Who said people won't have income, if there still are those service jobs? That being said- population should be decreased- too many people could also cause high unemployment...
The Reasonable wrote:...Again, the structural unemployment that I've talked about. How about more researchers to improve the machines? How about more people required to maintain them? How about more scientists required?
The Reasonable wrote:They get jobs from the service sector. Basically, they both provide and consume leisure.
The Reasonable wrote:Personally, I find it insulting that you even consider me a libertarian.
The Reasonable wrote:You really don't think I realize that? You really don't think that I don't know that the top 1% control almost 40% of the wealth? Do you really think that I haven't taken that closer look at the harsh realities of American politics? But how are you going to solve the problem? The future will even contain even more plutocracy, if you're right
The Reasonable wrote:...which you may very well be...but what do you want to do to take care of it?
What is your ideology anyways? What do you support anyways?

by Aethyopea » Sun Sep 09, 2012 11:55 pm
Trotskylvania wrote:Political analogies are like bullshit. It doesn't matter how pretty or elegant you try to make them, it's still a lump of bullshit at the end of the day.

by Zaras » Mon Sep 10, 2012 2:29 am
The Reasonable wrote:Being a former libertarian myself (I HIGHLY regret it now), I can see why. The right thinks they are for equality of opportunity and that unequal results, no matter how extreme, are fine. On principle, I actually agree with that- those who work harder, are more innovative, and the more productive to society you are, the more money you deserve. However, in practice, too great of inequality can impede social mobility and opportunity for those left out, and those are the qualities that I look for in a good society. I am highly against everyone being equal or even close to equal in income (so I'm no socialist or even social democrat)- in fact, since not everyone is born equal in abilities, this won't work and is counterproductive. However, if everyone is given the equal OPPORTUNITY to be better than what they were before, I am fine with that. This does involve some wealth distribution and some levels of welfare, but as I've said before, simply giving benefits is a bad idea since it doesn't do anything in bettering the situation of the disadvantaged in the long term. They need access to education, healthcare, etc. in addition to benefits (which shouldn't even be the main focus of welfare) and I do believe that left is willing to provide for those things (in response to your earlier assumptions about me). I'm just not as far left as most of you, because I've seen how being too compassionate to everyone can backfire. That's also why I don't quite believe the Marxist adage "from each according to his abilities, to each according to his need" because in a Marxist utopia there would be no government to prevent that abuse of the system by a few to take more for themselves.
The Reasonable wrote:but free markets don't know all, and government has to be there to regulate and improve the market, and provide for those who are willing to contribute for the system ample opportunity to and take care of their needs while they are struggling.
Aethyopea wrote:The Nuclear Fist wrote:It's because 'liberal fascism' isn't a real thing, nor does it make any sense to the people who aren't ancaps and who don't share their own little vocabulary.
It's not just ancaps. I think the term was first invented by the American-style conservative Jonah Goldberg (http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Jonah_Goldberg)
Bythyrona wrote:Zaras wrote:Democratic People's Republic of Glorious Misty Mountain Hop.
The bat in the middle commemmorates their crushing victory in the bloody Battle of Evermore, where the Communists were saved at the last minute by General "Black Dog" Bonham of the Rock 'n Roll Brigade detonating a levee armed with only four sticks and flooding the enemy encampment. He later retired with honours and went to live in California for the rest of his life before ascending to heaven.
Best post I've seen on NS since I've been here. :clap:

by North Calaveras » Mon Sep 10, 2012 2:30 am
Zaras wrote:The Reasonable wrote:Being a former libertarian myself (I HIGHLY regret it now), I can see why. The right thinks they are for equality of opportunity and that unequal results, no matter how extreme, are fine. On principle, I actually agree with that- those who work harder, are more innovative, and the more productive to society you are, the more money you deserve. However, in practice, too great of inequality can impede social mobility and opportunity for those left out, and those are the qualities that I look for in a good society. I am highly against everyone being equal or even close to equal in income (so I'm no socialist or even social democrat)- in fact, since not everyone is born equal in abilities, this won't work and is counterproductive. However, if everyone is given the equal OPPORTUNITY to be better than what they were before, I am fine with that. This does involve some wealth distribution and some levels of welfare, but as I've said before, simply giving benefits is a bad idea since it doesn't do anything in bettering the situation of the disadvantaged in the long term. They need access to education, healthcare, etc. in addition to benefits (which shouldn't even be the main focus of welfare) and I do believe that left is willing to provide for those things (in response to your earlier assumptions about me). I'm just not as far left as most of you, because I've seen how being too compassionate to everyone can backfire. That's also why I don't quite believe the Marxist adage "from each according to his abilities, to each according to his need" because in a Marxist utopia there would be no government to prevent that abuse of the system by a few to take more for themselves.
Thanks for the explanation, Reasonable. At least I landed on one that doesn't involve insinuating that people on the right-wing don't care about other people... which is really the conclusion you can draw when you look at their policies...The Reasonable wrote:but free markets don't know all, and government has to be there to regulate and improve the market, and provide for those who are willing to contribute for the system ample opportunity to and take care of their needs while they are struggling.
That's the most reasonable position to take on the economy.The Nuclear Fist wrote:It's because 'liberal fascism' isn't a real thing, nor does it make any sense to the people who aren't ancaps and who don't share their own little vocabulary.
If you see somebody honestly using the term "liberal fascism", you know right away that they are bugfuck, brain-falling-out-one-ear, IT BURNS stupid.Aethyopea wrote:It's not just ancaps. I think the term was first invented by the American-style conservative Jonah Goldberg (http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Jonah_Goldberg)
Who, unsurprisingly, is a complete fucking moron who only got his job because of nepotism.

by Mussoliniopoli » Mon Sep 10, 2012 2:31 am

by New Rogernomics » Mon Sep 10, 2012 2:34 am
Not any I know of. If you find any, you should report what posts determine them pedophiles to the mods.Mussoliniopoli wrote:NSG is also full of fascists, nazis, pedophiles, reaganites, and moderators more than you see in the real world at least. The internet and NSG attracts all kinds of strange.


by Mussoliniopoli » Mon Sep 10, 2012 2:37 am
New Rogernomics wrote:Not any I know of. If you find any, you should report what posts determine them pedophiles to the mods.Mussoliniopoli wrote:NSG is also full of fascists, nazis, pedophiles, reaganites, and moderators more than you see in the real world at least. The internet and NSG attracts all kinds of strange.


by Tagmatium » Mon Sep 10, 2012 2:40 am
New Rogernomics wrote:Not any I know of. If you find any, you should report what posts determine them pedophiles to the mods.Mussoliniopoli wrote:NSG is also full of fascists, nazis, pedophiles, reaganites, and moderators more than you see in the real world at least. The internet and NSG attracts all kinds of strange.
North Calaveras wrote:Tagmatium, it was never about pie...

by Mussoliniopoli » Mon Sep 10, 2012 2:41 am

by Zaras » Mon Sep 10, 2012 2:42 am
North Calaveras wrote:Why are you calling me stupid?
Bythyrona wrote:Zaras wrote:Democratic People's Republic of Glorious Misty Mountain Hop.
The bat in the middle commemmorates their crushing victory in the bloody Battle of Evermore, where the Communists were saved at the last minute by General "Black Dog" Bonham of the Rock 'n Roll Brigade detonating a levee armed with only four sticks and flooding the enemy encampment. He later retired with honours and went to live in California for the rest of his life before ascending to heaven.
Best post I've seen on NS since I've been here. :clap:

by North Calaveras » Mon Sep 10, 2012 2:43 am

by North Calaveras » Mon Sep 10, 2012 2:44 am
Zaras wrote:North Calaveras wrote:Why are you calling me stupid?
Seriously, Cala, where did I call you specifically stupid?
I wasn't calling you stupid. You didn't use that phrase in a serious context, or a context that'd lead me to believe you actually believe it exists.
Honestly now, when I call people stupid for using certain shibboleth phrases, I have other people in mind, not NSG'ers.

by Tagmatium » Mon Sep 10, 2012 2:44 am
North Calaveras wrote:Tagmatium, it was never about pie...

by New Rogernomics » Mon Sep 10, 2012 2:45 am
Fortunately I have never met any of them here then.


by Tagmatium » Mon Sep 10, 2012 2:48 am
North Calaveras wrote:Tagmatium, it was never about pie...
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