>> ^longde:

Ron Paul would replace a system where the government oppresses minorities with one where unfettered private citizens and corporations oppress minorities. Yippee yay Ron Paul.


Wait, I thought corporations controlled the government? How about a system where unfettered private citizens become apologists for the very system they hate? Yippee yay for ignorance.

Ron Paul would replace a system where the government oppresses minorities with one where unfettered private citizens and corporations oppress minorities. Yippee yay Ron Paul.

>> ^blankfist:

The Non-violent, Classic Liberalism, Voluntarist variety!!!! They're also noninterventionism! And pro-individual-liberty! Progressive is basically pro-corporatist neo-liberal as much as Conservative is pro-corporatist neo-conservative.
>> ^marinara:
which one is anti-neoliberal and anti globalism



Wait, refresher, neoliberalism is an economic doctrine centered on reducing the influence of the state. To be anti-neoliberal is to be against reducing the influence of the state on the economy.

Not that you are ever going to start actually recognizing what progressivism really is, but it's not only anti-corporatist, it's also the only political movement that has any success under its belt in reducing corporate oppression, and the only political movement putting any kind of effort into campaign finance reform.