Comments by "Kristoff Bjorgman 87" (@kristoffbjorgman8721) on "Thom Hartmann Program" channel.

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  6. ***** American RW Libertarian ideology is so appealing due to its simplistic answer for all the nations issues. (blame gov for everything, private sector can do no wrong.) Then it gets its followers hooked into a web of conspiracy theories and tons of Mccarthyist rhetoric, They stay focused on this crap while, ignoring the sea of corporate lobbying and favoritism in DC that, in turn, expands the power and scope of the government. Some RW Libertartians I've talked to are smarter than this and don't fall for this ruse, (unlike the braindead teabags!). However, they then, as always, blame the gov for this corruption and not the corporate lobbyists and the oligarchs who fund them. Of course as always they're answer is more deregulation and more push for a true free market. However, this leads to a conundrum, They admit that corporations constantly use the government to get favorable perks and benffits, (The anti-thesis of free market ideology) but at the same time these same corps are the ones funding the spreading of free market ideology. But... If a free market destroy's the lobbying and revolving door system in DC, Mega-corps would ultimately be destroying their own cushy system and thus their own power in the government? Conclusion, the dogma of the free market fundementalism and the interests of transnational corporations contradict each other... Thus the only logical conclusion is that mega-corps 'never' intended to follow the market fundementalist dogma in the first place. Of course, many RW Libertarians can not see this contradiction due to being blinded by Austrian school bunk or Ayn Rand's nietzschean worship of perfect, moral CEO's and Bankers. Cause then they'd have to admit that they're heroes are, in fact, hypocritical, opportunist crooks, which, in turn their whole ideology and worldview crumbles like a house of cards.
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