There was no rant, and the observation was of your posting here - which is in fact dominated by the standard rightwing corporate propaganda feed as is familiar to people in the US. Same issues, same bs, same vocabulary, right down the line.schmelzer said:The long rant which presents me as a rightwing is not worth to be discussed.
It's not me presenting you as "a rightwing" - it's you. "Hitlary" ? Dude - - -
So you say. But you never have. You always post propaganda from the wingnut right, never from the left, even when you are arguing against a rightwing stance - such as my stance on child labor.schmelzer said:As I have said, if I discuss with those from the left, I can use arguments from the right, if I argue with those from the right, I can use arguments from the left.
Yes. Hence my most frequent objection to your posting - you continually confuse authoritarian with left, and left with authoritarian. You seem oblivious to rightwing authoritarian aspects of political reality. Hence your posting of Clinton's campaign financing as an example of leftwinger's naivety regarding campaign corruption - addressed to me, even.schmelzer said:The important political distinction - freedom vs. totalitarism - is almost orthogonal to the left-right distinction.
Try modeling your responses after mine to your continual parade of personal attack and ignorant personal speculations.schmelzer said:In general, I'm thinking about ways to behave if one is confronted with people who use phrases like "your screwball brain" in their communication
After all, it's not easy to respond with respect to someone in a climate CO2 thread who regards standard considerations of physical reality - such as the basic feedback effects of CO2 boosting - as "speculative" and "propaganda". And therefore dismisses any invitation to read up on the matter as unnecessary - since they can evaluate propaganda for themselves. They claim.
As an initial setup, try making a habit of not attaching someone's name to a phrase with quote marks unless it is actually a quote from their posting. Then you won't look quite as dishonest when you put that little twist in (changing their supposed focus from your posts to your self).schmelzer said:like the "you are a rightwing fanatic"-cries of iceaura here
No. Capitalism is not "economic freedom", but fully compatible with oppressive economic restrictions (e.g. slavery), meanwhile the authoritarian Left is notably and famously and traditionally oppressive of sexual and cultural behaviors.schmelzer said:Traditionally the right prefers capitalism (economic freedom), while the left prefers sexual and cultural freedom.
Once again, you have "authoritarian" and "left" bollixed to the point of completely confusing yourself. I have no idea how best to begin untangling that mess, but one approach might be to start with your notion of "equality": of what? What do you think the libertarian left, among its "basic ideas", holds equal?schmelzer said:Let's look at the extremal points: A totalitarian world government can be based on a nationalistic or racist base, but it would be much more natural to base it on equality and humanism, because this prevents large groups of people becoming automatically enemies of the world government. At the other end, anarchy allows for communistic communes as well as for various small sects of nationalists, racists, religious fanatics and so on, because secession, separation is a basic right. While this seems comfortable with the right, it is clearly incompatible with one of the basic ideas of the left, namely equality. An anarchistic world is not a world of equality.
And what in that entire delusion of totalitarian humanism opposed to anarchic capitalism brings you to regard science based AGW consideration and alarm as leftwing, propaganda, dominating the US via "state-owned media", and so forth?