Longish but important. Neoliberalism as the basis of a socio-economic systems is grounded in law rather than economics and in a democracy, the law can be changed to suit conditions.
The authors argue that it's high time to make changes in legal thinking to recognize and deal with power before the adverse consequences overwhelm society and unravel the social fabric even further.
While the article doesn't mention it explicitly, the United States is becoming ungovernable.
And neoliberalism is not even based on good economics.
The problem of reductionism in economics
The permanent income hypothesis
Lars P. Syll | Professor, Malmo University
Pearls and Irritations
Neoclassical economics I: farcical global warming analyses
Neoclassical economics II: pseudo-scholarship
Neoclassical economics III: a machine to destroy the world
Neoclassical economics I: farcical global warming analyses
Neoclassical economics II: pseudo-scholarship
Neoclassical economics III: a machine to destroy the world
Geoff Davies
CaitlinJohnstone.com
The Left Will Never Achieve Its Goals Until It Prioritizes Countering Establishment Propaganda
Caitlin Johnstone
Moon of Alabama
‘Shia Backed’, ‘Iran Backed’ Nonsense And Other Warmongering Journalism
Nor it just law. It's also narrative promoting false ideas and fake news. The narrative has to be changed to reflect reality, too.
The Left Will Never Achieve Its Goals Until It Prioritizes Countering Establishment Propaganda
Caitlin Johnstone
‘Shia Backed’, ‘Iran Backed’ Nonsense And Other Warmongering Journalism
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Change the law to increase censorship, and to provide law enforcement with extra tools.
Other than that, stay the course.
p.s. For those jurisdictions that haven't gotten round to it, dismantle democracy.
Retired US Army Lt. General Russel Honore is a keeper. One of the "few good men".
You guys are going down hard, hope we Canucks can seal the border.
Policies are prescriptive, laws are descriptive.
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