NY Times Dislikes Anti-Government Movement

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The serfs pause in picking the regime’s crops. They raise their heads, and look piercingly at the handsome tax-eater castle on the hill, and wonder about the justice of their plight. The tax-eaters, always unsure of their control over the serfs anyway, grow more nervous, and one of their house organs, the NY Times, expresses its upset in a blog and a too-long article.

Of course, a populist movement has its problems. It’s diverse in every sense. It needs libertarian intellectuals to guide it, not conservative Republican scamsters.

Nullification, interposition, abolishing the central bank, opposing all bailouts—these people are right on many things, far more right than Stalin’s favorite US newspaper, which likes the status quo just fine if only it could have its influence and subscribers back. But the NY Times will continue to shrink in every sense. And now, on to Rothbardian anarcho-capitalism! (Thanks to Travis Holte)

cross-posted from the LewRockwell.com blog

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This entry was posted on Wednesday, February 17th, 2010 at 7:12 am. It is filed under Media, Nullification, The Opposition and tagged with Government, Grassroots. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.