On Wednesday, January 3, 2018, 9:51:25 PM PST, Marina Brown
   <catskillmarina@gmail.com> wrote:
   On 01/03/2018 02:35 PM, g2s wrote:
   >
   > Marina Brown wrote:
   >
   >> I stand with Ceci.
   >
   > I'll take her light hearted fun stuff over the far right babblings
   > that have pushed decent discussion off this list for the most
   > part.
   >
   > How did we get to this point ?
   >
   > --- Marina
   >
   >
   > AnarchoCap/So-called "libertarian" infestation. They attract
   > fascists and nazis because they share an underlying ideology,
   > despite their bleatings to the contrary.
   >
   > Rr
   >Yep.... The far right libertarians like Hoppe
   Uh, pardon me, but how can you refer to people as "far right
   libertarians"?  Do you know nothing of the Nolan
   Chart, [1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nolan_Chart  and the World's
   Smallest Political Quiz:   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nolan_Chart  .
   "Far right libertarians" is dangerously close to being an oxymoron.
   "Rightward libertarians" is plausible.
   However, I laugh equally at "far-left Anarchists".  If being an
   "Anarchist" means that you want no government, then how does that
   square with "far left"?  "Far left" people seem generally to want to
   enforce their "far left" ideas with a "far left" government.  To that,
   I'd say that you can either have "Anarchist" or "far left", not both.
   A truly "far-left Anarchist" would not only be very confused, but also
   very frustrated:  He can't form the government that enforces his "far
   left" feelings dictate.
                    Jim Bell

References

   1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nolan_Chart,