I haven't had a chance to watch this clip, yet, but I like Russell Brand's anti-establishment spunk. He is not a libertarian, but this interview with Alex Jones should be fun.
I'll add an update to this post, after I watch it.
You've got to be kidding Bob. He makes no sense. See his "manifesto" http://www.newstatesman.com/politics/2013/10/russell-brand-on-revolution. He claims not to be against profit but on BBC he thought we need to eliminate profit. Just another drug addled leftist celebrity.
Well Russell, you want to try a system (AGAIN!) that has failed everywhere its existed. Tell you what, go to North Korea, spend three years there (if you last that long) and come back and tell us of all the glories of socialism. If you can't put your money where your mouth is I tell you what. Read the book below instead. MAYBE then you'll get it. Here..
Oh for gods sakes. The only reason why Russell Brand is "anti-establishment" is because the establishment is not as socialist as he would like them to be. He is not against the state, against government or government coercion morally. He is just against them when they are not being used to force socialism on society. Why are some libertarians so fond of this guy? Hating the state should not suspend your judgment about people who happen to be dissatisfied with HOW the state is employed. Russell Brand is in no way a friend or ally of anti-statists. If Russell Brand got his way, we'd probably all be begging for Ben Bernanke.
Ding! Ding! We have a winner. Well said Tony. I don't get the love affair any self respecting libertarian would have with yet another idiot celebrity socialist. If this idiot is so dying for socialism he can go live in North Korea or Cuba. you notice none of these hypocrites do. LOL!
You've got to be kidding Bob. He makes no sense. See his "manifesto" http://www.newstatesman.com/politics/2013/10/russell-brand-on-revolution. He claims not to be against profit but on BBC he thought we need to eliminate profit. Just another drug addled leftist celebrity.
ReplyDeletePeter Schiff uploaded a great video pointing out his crazy call to get rid of evil profits. Guys a loon. Just uses big words.
ReplyDeleteHere's that Schiff video.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=piNPgjZPNjY
Well Russell, you want to try a system (AGAIN!) that has failed everywhere its existed. Tell you what, go to North Korea, spend three years there (if you last that long) and come back and tell us of all the glories of socialism. If you can't put your money where your mouth is I tell you what. Read the book below instead. MAYBE then you'll get it. Here..
ReplyDeletehttp://mises.org/books/socialism.pdf
Oh for gods sakes. The only reason why Russell Brand is "anti-establishment" is because the establishment is not as socialist as he would like them to be. He is not against the state, against government or government coercion morally. He is just against them when they are not being used to force socialism on society. Why are some libertarians so fond of this guy?
ReplyDeleteHating the state should not suspend your judgment about people who happen to be dissatisfied with HOW the state is employed. Russell Brand is in no way a friend or ally of anti-statists.
If Russell Brand got his way, we'd probably all be begging for Ben Bernanke.
Ding! Ding! We have a winner. Well said Tony. I don't get the love affair any self respecting libertarian would have with yet another idiot celebrity socialist. If this idiot is so dying for socialism he can go live in North Korea or Cuba. you notice none of these hypocrites do. LOL!
DeleteQuick, get that Limey a Ron Paul book!
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