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Libertarianism literally developed out of classical liberalism

All of it developed out of the Enlightenment

Yes

I would love it

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Government slavery bad, corporation slavery good

Government slavery bad, corporation slavery good

So is collectivism inherently right-wing and individualism left-wing? If so then why is Marxism, a very collectivist economic system, considered left wing and capitalism, a very individualistic economic system, considered right wing?

Oh, so left-wing collectivism is economic and right-wing collectivism is social. I get it. It kind of makes sense why Oswald Spengler tried the tie Prussian Socialism to the right-wing.

So if the right is about hierarchy and capitalism is about hierarchy why are so many on the far-right like Hitler or Mussolini opposed to capitalism?

RIP

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.washingtonpost.com/world/2020/04/20/coronavirus-latest-news/%3foutputType=amp

Good

Corporatism is not socialism.

Corporatism rejects class conflict and embraces class collaboration for the common good of the nation.

Fascist corporatism is nothing like Ancap corporatism.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporatism

When the workers own the means of production

Socialism, as Marx defined it, as a position between the overthrow of capitalism and communism. It was a position where the workers owned the means of production and where all of the economy was nationalized.

Prussian socialism is different from Marxian socialism.

Hitler had a mixed economy with some corporatist elements thrown in.

Lol

The Soviet Union was most definitely socialist

Yeah, because the Jacobin is more reliable than Fox News lmao

Poles, Ukrainians, Belorussians, and Russians are all genetically extremely similar and cluster very close on PCA charts. Czechs and Slovaks have some sort of pre-Slavic Celto-Germanic substratum, meanwhile the South Slavs are genetically the least Slavic. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4558026/

It’s either the Proto-Slavs replaced the Polish Iron Age population, or the Polish Iron Age population was genetically similar to the Proto-Slavs.

@vexmasina44 South Slavs mostly descend from Bronze and Iron Age Balkan populations, but have some Proto-Slavic DNA. Slovenes are likely the most Slavic of the South Slavs, meanwhile Bulgars or Macedonians are the least Slavic.

@Galahad This study: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4558026/

It’s a study of the genetic history of the Balto-Slavic populations using Y-DNA, mtDNA, and autosomal DNA.

As for the Teutons, Scandinavians, north Germans, and the Dutch are pretty Germanic. East Germans have a Slavic contribution, south Germans, Swiss Germans, and Austrians have a Celtic contribution, and the English are ~40% Germanic, depends on where you go in England.

Also, the Normans have some Germanic ancestry, but most Normans that were very Germanic went to England and then onto the Virginia Colony in the 1600s.

Poles are very weird. They’re West Slavic, but genetically closest to East Slavs.

Lmao

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The Czech Republic was inhabited by the Celts in the Iron Age. In fact, the first Celtic culture, the Hallstatt culture, stretched from France to the Czech Republic.

@Imperial J. Yay We don’t want him

@Imperial J. Yay yes

The absolute state of the Libertarian Party in the USA

Libertarianism is disgusting and gay

https://youtu.be/DeiK0fdPv8Y

lmao