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   Nicholas Sarwark (nsarwark@universeodon.com)'s status on Tuesday, 16-Apr-2024 02:11:44 JST Nicholas Sarwark

   “But the alt-right and the Mises Caucus shared some common influences. The Mises Caucus adored Rothbard and pledged its opposition to not just “political opportunists” but “identity hustlers.” Another hero was a Mises Institute fellow named Hans-Hermann Hoppe, who advocated for major restrictions on non-white immigration. He said in 2017, “Any promising libertarian strategy must, very much as the Alt-Right has recognized, first and foremost be tailored and addressed to…the most severely victimized people,” which he identified as “White married Christian couples with children.” (Mises the economist, for what it’s worth, was a Jewish refugee from Nazism who believed that “every person [has] the right to live wherever he wants.”)”

   https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2024/04/the-spectacular-implosion-of-the-libertarian-party/?fbclid=IwAR1Q7zX6YXFJQHQoiSlFx-Nco6AlLSLT7EbGGejXBcD-0EFpHdrOYrmWTkQ_aem_AcbWUd7ctSz4WReJmNkOs1GMeb7jptmzIPHyTXhy7_SuNwBz4ZVGbcrIwhqF6pH9QUwRQc4GzVGJAUgguWaLd1sQ

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     fu (fu@libranet.de)'s status on Tuesday, 16-Apr-2024 08:41:29 JST fu

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     @nsarwark sanatize your links mate! No one needs to know you found this link on Facebook, and I certainly don't want to contribute additional tracking data to Facebook by opening the link unedited.

     motherjones.com/politics/2024/… is properly sanatized and accesses the same information