RAWM is not ideal, but with prominent communists involved in the coalition we can still gain some credit with some more normie anti-war people. It’s not the revolutionary movement Rainer claims, but we do need the opposition to the funding of Ukraine. I feel like libertarian can see some of the problems, but they don’t have the solution, and we can therefore sway them. I agree the American revolution should not be idealized and the next will not be led settlers, but it can be a useful talking point that we can actually achieve what the founding fathers falsely claimed. (Insert Stalin’s quote on freedom)
I want to agree with you, but history shows us even old-guard right-libertarians(of which the Mises Caucus, the ‘new-guard’ libertarians ideologically descend from) will tokenize anyone who isn’t them until the moment they’re not useful anymore. What I fear is that Mises Caucus will go the full Long Knife when the attempts to convert come, rather than what we’re used to of the ‘old-guard’.
Yeah but most peoplethat are libertarians are young,their political ideas not fully formed,they may see problems like “big government” etc but not getting that the government is just a tool of the dictatorship of capital, obviously j don’t think we could convert mises or his old guard to Marxism Leninism but there are some elements in RAWM that, in my modest opinion, can be converted over
RAWM is not ideal, but with prominent communists involved in the coalition we can still gain some credit with some more normie anti-war people. It’s not the revolutionary movement Rainer claims, but we do need the opposition to the funding of Ukraine. I feel like libertarian can see some of the problems, but they don’t have the solution, and we can therefore sway them. I agree the American revolution should not be idealized and the next will not be led settlers, but it can be a useful talking point that we can actually achieve what the founding fathers falsely claimed. (Insert Stalin’s quote on freedom)
I want to agree with you, but history shows us even old-guard right-libertarians(of which the Mises Caucus, the ‘new-guard’ libertarians ideologically descend from) will tokenize anyone who isn’t them until the moment they’re not useful anymore. What I fear is that Mises Caucus will go the full Long Knife when the attempts to convert come, rather than what we’re used to of the ‘old-guard’.
Yeah but most peoplethat are libertarians are young,their political ideas not fully formed,they may see problems like “big government” etc but not getting that the government is just a tool of the dictatorship of capital, obviously j don’t think we could convert mises or his old guard to Marxism Leninism but there are some elements in RAWM that, in my modest opinion, can be converted over