| G.W. BUSH DECLARES HIMSELF TO BE AN ANARCHIST !!! |
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| Robert Morpheal, Bob Ezergailis, Morphealism (morpheal@yahoo.com) |
2008/11/18 07:31 |
You quickly realize how surreal American Republicanism has actually
become in recent years.
George Bush has insisted, and insisted, and preached, the virtues of
"free market" and the lifting
of as many regulations as possible. Deregulate, free from constraints,
do away with the rules. Less rules, less law,...less regulation.
Wait a minute, now we know.... George Bush is really an anarchist.
That is exactly what anarchists believe in. They believe in doing away
with laws, rules, regulations, at the government level. The fewer
regulations, the more deregulated, the better it is. For an anarchist.
So he is doing well as an anarchist president. He is scoring points as
an anarchist if nothing else.
Hey, isn't there a law against anarchists entering the United States
of America ?
Likely that means that an anarchist cannot be president.
So how did George Bush chance to get elected ? Something must have
gone wrong.
Must have been that Republican polyster that he was wearing during the
first rubber chicken
circuit ? Something magical, no doubt. Spin doctor hocus pocus
mesmerized America into
pushing the wrong tab at the polling booth ? Maybe. Let historians
figure that one out.
So what to do now. Shall America exile him to somewhere else, outside
the borders of the United States of America ? Can't think what else to
do with an anarchist. Not sure any country would take an anarchist
from America. Any ideas as to possible political asylum ? Asylum
brings other ideas to mind.
Maybe Guantanamo Bay ?
Declared by the surgeon general as an economic danger to himself and
others ?
After all the United States holds firmly to the belief that all
anarchists are dangerous terrorists.
If George Bush is an example then they might be right.
His handling of the current fiscal meltdown and his leadership of
events leading up to it
would be clearly indicative. He is still intent on claiming that
deregulation and freeing
the markets to their own "good" and for their own "good", (probably
only meaning goods and a typo in the speech not really meaning to say
good will towards humanity), is the way to go !
Way to go George !
Nothing could be more surreal than America has become.
Actually you have to remember that anarchist political theorists of
any note knew something
that George Bush doesn't want to accept any responsibility for. That
is that anarchism of any
type, at any level of implementation as to anarchist deregulation and
freeing of economic activity and markets, only works for the good if
most of the participants are fully enough enlightened and that means
adequately and effectively educated. George Bush would have to be
classified as an anarchist who has not studied the subject in any
depth. Truly a naive anarchist at best, but still an anarchist
fitting the label. In fact if you have a sufficiently enlightened and
educated population, in truly ideal terms, you don't need economics,
money, or rules. Now that is the anarchist dream world, but we wonder
how well George would do without any money. After all he has sentenced
many to that same plight, with his exemplary anarchist leadership.
Robert Morpheal
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