EPISODE · Mar 10, 2025 · 48 MIN
Ep 16 - Libertarians: The Self-Eaters
from Propaganda Paradox · host Elliot Touretz and Tun Myaing
Now that we’ve described this person and how they succeed in Silicon Valley, let’s take a step back and analyze what they mean when they proclaim to be an economic libertarian. What does that mean? How does it apply? Who does it benefit? Who does it leave out? And how does this philosophy impact our daily lives?Send us Fan Mail
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