« on: February 24, 2024, 02:34:03 PM »
https://mises.org/library/isaiahs-job
Dale Eastman DO NOT trust the Mises Institute. They are a right-wing organization pretending to be for liberty. The founders were Republican Party supporters, and years ago this used to be easy to prove. They had a detailed search engine and all one needed to do was search their site for "Republican," "Trump," etc., and up would come all the articles supporting the GOP. They changed the search engine so it's not as thorough anymore.
Are you admitting that you did NOT bother to read the words of Nock; Your blather of words having NOTHING to do with my point of presenting Isaiah's Job?
It's all part of shill work, like when Republicans say "liberty" and Democrats say "peace." We never let shill organizations post, or get posted here without warning others.
That's twice you have deliberately ignored my point.
Dale Eastman I think you are ignoring MY point!
Dale Eastman Try finding the same information from a site, that you can share here, that is not using it to further the goal of the aggression based political right or left.
Dale Eastman, He is saying that we try to be mindful about sources that happen to be shills by adding a note for all members to see, so they can get a heads up that you support the words of the article but you don't support the shill group website hosting it.
Jeff Smith was trying to give you a heads up, not discredit the words in the article.
Why does this sound like ”who cares what the message is- just discredit it because you don’t like the messenger”? Reminds me of Martin Luther King (in the 60’s) being ignored because he was “colored”
No one is discrediting the message. We are discrediting the message being used to aid support for an aggression based political party. It's a tactic of shill work. The goal they are using is to get people to believe that the messenger (and the Republican Party) are also for liberty. Think of it this way; we all know politicians make fake promises to get elected, right? The tactic being used here is in the same realm. "We're for liberty ... and here's a politician you should support because he's for liberty too!" This was Ron Paul's tactic.
There are other ways to share a message without sharing the shill work.
Politics is a very deceptive swindle.
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