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Dan Smoot Report - Medical Care Through Social Security
Vol. 10, No. 10 (Broadcast 446) March 9, 1964 Dallas, Texas
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Health playlist: https://www.bitchute.com/playlist/Q4isADIWiiCq/
Big Government / Socialism playlist: https://www.bitchute.com/playlist/fwkErC5T1Mzl/
History / Culture playlist: https://www.bitchute.com/playlist/Sg9wXA1gQiH6/
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Recommended:
We Fight For Liberty Inch By Inch - Jason Stapleton
- https://www.bitchute.com/video/imqRZqFMMFjJ/
Conservative Sellout of Capitalism - Ayn Rand
- https://www.bitchute.com/video/5EPjhI1DMHEw/
"The terms “liberal” and “conservative” are two of the emptiest sounds in today’s political vocabulary: they have become rubber words that can be stretched to fit any meaning anyone cares to give them.
In the popular, political usage of today, the term “liberal” is generally understood to mean an advocate of greater government control over the country’s economy, or, loosely, an advocate of socialism—while the term “conservative” is generally understood to mean an opponent of government controls, or an advocate of capitalism. But this was not the original, historical meaning of the two terms. Originally, the term “liberal” meant an advocate of individual rights, of political freedom, of laissez-faire capitalism, and an opponent of the authoritarian state—while the term “conservative” meant an advocate of the state’s authority, of tradition, of the established political order, of the status quo, and an opponent of individual rights. It has been observed many times that the term “liberal” today means the opposite of its nineteenth-century meaning. This would not have been too disastrous intellectually if the two terms had been merely reversed and had exchanged their original meanings.
But what is significant—ominously significant—is the fact that certain groups are now attempting to switch the term “conservative” back to its nineteenth-century meaning, to palm it off on the public by imperceptible degrees, never bringing the issue fully into the open, hoping that people will gradually come to believe that a “conservative” is an advocate of authority, but of traditional authority. If semantic corruption becomes accepted on that wide a scale, if the political switch pulled on us becomes a choice between twentieth-century statist “liberals” and nineteenth-century statist “conservatives,” what political system will be silently obliterated by that switch? What political system is being destroyed by stealth, without letting people discover that it is being destroyed? Capitalism."
- The Voice of Reason: Essays in Objectivist Thought by Ayn Rand
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