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It is a libertarian argument. The weaker the government, the stronger individual power, and therefore freedom is. We had some founding fathers who were liberta
by hayst4ck 3y ago
It is a libertarian argument. The weaker the government, the stronger individual power, and therefore freedom is.
We had some founding fathers who were libertarian in nature, but today's crop of libertarians don't have the same education level, class, or philosophical understanding that our founding fathers did, so they don't focus on key distinctions.
Protection from foreign interests is a government concern, while controlling individuals is not a government concern.
They frame the conversation around them being controlled rather than a foreign interest being fought for mindshare. The framing determines the assessment.