Pragmatic NeoLiberalism?

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Pragmatic NeoLiberalism? Anonymous 11/23/17 (Thu) 03:30:07 No.71284

Henlo, friends of liberty.

I consider myself to be a neoliberal, but not the Merkel-tyre internet restrictions.

Generally, neoliberals use the force of the state to accomplish goals, and those goals

are based in market action and forces. I feel this is contradictory, which is present and

obvious. So, in what manner can neoliberalism be applied that it does not impact

true liberty?

Thanks, have a meme for you

Anonymous 11/23/17 (Thu) 04:13:02 No.71288

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>>71284

> So, in what manner can neoliberalism be applied that it does not impact true liberty?

Get the government out of the market entirely, do not let them control the money supply, allow currencies to compete in the free markets, so on so forth. There's your solution. It's not Neoliberalism at this point, but the liberty of the individual has been preserved.

Anonymous 12/02/17 (Sat) 03:50:02 No.71953

>>71284

Go down the rabbit hole.