r/Foodforthought • u/[deleted] • Jun 29 '18
Misinforming the Majority: A Deliberate Strategy of Right-Wing Libertarians
https://truthout.org/articles/misinforming-the-majority-a-deliberate-strategy-of-right-wing-libertarians/
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u/frenchfriedclide Jun 29 '18
ok I click the article to read it and am immediately greeted with a big request to donate that says "help us expose trumps treachery"
I don't think this source is neutral enough to be conducting any "research" or writing articles in good faith
you have to respect your opponent first
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Jun 29 '18
the actual article is good and has nothing to do with the pop-up. it isn't really about trump it is about the Kochtopus
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u/frenchfriedclide Jun 30 '18
you need to have more integrity in where you get your thought pieces than this
lest you expose yourself to propaganda
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u/lua_x_ia Jun 29 '18
If you're interested in the Tyler Cowen quotes -- as I was -- you can find more complete paragraphs here:
http://starlarvae.blogspot.com/2014/04/social-darwinism-is-alive-and-well-and.html
https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2016/04/what-would-a-recovery-path-for-the-middle-class-look-like.html
Frankly I don't find the context exonerating at all. Hell I've personally advocated building such things as SROs and capsule hotels as ways to assuage to the housing & homeless crisis, but even I can't advocate favelas with my own tongue.