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Showing posts with label faux populism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label faux populism. Show all posts

Friday, September 17, 2010

Alex Himelfarb nails it again. If you read nothing else all day ...

... do not – do not – miss this post from Alex Himelfarb. The money graf:
When we fear government more than the consequences of unregulated greed or unmitigated poverty or the tragedy of the commons, we know that the trap has been sprung.
Go and read it now.

Friday, August 27, 2010

Read this post from Alex Himelfarb

Not going to try and summarize it here. Can't possibly do it justice. Here's a taste:
The new anti-elitism is, I believe, profoundly misplaced, strangely focused on politicians, public servants, experts, and knowledge workers rather than on those who have all the money and power. That’s certainly good news for those who have all the money and power.
Read it here.

I know I've gone on about the cultivation of stupidity and the celebration of ignorance, but this takes the analysis that much deeper. It's long, but it's worth it. Go. Read.
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