so basically they say they will fight racism, inequality, sexism, etc
while preserving the system that perpetuates the culture that create these social relations.
Ahh jeez there's a word for that... Virtue signalling.

its like in a capitalist context left wing

yeah theyre naive no matter how things work

"in a capitalist context left wing."
The dichotomy between 'the state' and 'capitalism' is a false one
Capitalism can use the state to further its goals because the state is only a tool
hence we arrive at state monopoly capitalism.

further its goals in what way

>imperialism (iraq, syria, libya)
>globalization of capitalism

yeah but thats more of an analysis of how things play out

What's good for the military industrial complex, is good for America.

people still believe in the dichotomy

so people are deluded?

or mistaken

and arguably at least if those on the free market side were in power

they are anti interventionist

at least were

you can't have a 'non global' capitalist economic system.

what the hell is 'capitalism in one country'

paleoconservatism with like

trade

maybe protectionism idk specifically in what they believe there

Free trade is done in a way that keeps the third-world poor
and the first world rich, The west literally engineered a return to primary commodity exports in Africa using 'free market policy'

whether or not it could be accomplished i think paleocons oppose outsourcing too

Then they would be anti-capitalist, but they are not.

Outsourcing is a result of the profit motive

there are inherent contradictions in capitalism that you cannot resolve with 'more' capitalism.

they see outsourcing as produced by statism

however true that is

like regulations and allowing them to do it

lack of tariffa

tarrifs*

because that's bad for the profit motive

US workers, and western workers are just too expensive

unless they want to accept a drastic decrease in quality of life they cannot fight the profit motive of capitalism.

like i said they will insist that the costs are made higher by state intervention in markets

maybe there are mises articles on it or somethint

tbh state, utopia, and anarchy is a good book on libertarian philosophy, i'll read it again probably

who is that one by

Robert Nozick

the havard libertarian professor

oh yeah

All these "Blocked Messages" lol

you blocked someone?