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Re: AUT: "keynesian fascism" vs "neo-liberal fascism"
- Subject: Re: AUT: "keynesian fascism" vs "neo-liberal fascism"
- From: topp8564@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 22 Feb 2002 11:06:31 +1100 (EST)
Quoting Nate Holdren <nateholdren@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
> Maybe I'm not using the terms the same way you are, but I don't equate
>
> neoliberal with anti-statist, which means I don't seen an opposition
> between
> fascism and neoliberalism (though I don't have a fully clear definition
> for
> fascism, which is why the present thread is so interesting to me). In
> the US
> Bush etc are not anti-statists, their
> anti-social-benefit-provision-via-the-state. They still want big
> military
> and police forces.
So, the neo-liberals are actually military "keynesians"? (Btw. I agree with
you neoliberalism is a cynical joke, this is one big reason for it)
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M Thu 21 Feb 2002, 15:22 GMT
- AUT: "keynesian fascism" vs "neo-liberal fascism",
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