Naomi Klein is not very bright
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“Aside from saying "uh" three or four times per sentence, she makes it clear that she doesn't understand much about Milton Friedman or his writings. She takes one minor idea of his out of context, miscontrues it, or deliberately distorts it, and then accuses him of being inconsistent. Friedman's ideas have been taking hold because they are better than the outdated statist ideas that Ms. Klein wishes would triumph. Perhaps if she would learn a little bit about the failures of state control in North Korea, Cuba, the USSR, she'd be a little more open-minded about what Friedman has to offer.”
banaib via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/12/07
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“Naomi like no other has pulled the curtain back to reveal the free market for what it really is. Far from an economic miracle or functioning by the invisible hand of an economic wizard, it is a fraud run by corrupt little men who seek to dominate the globe and they do it by preying on some of the...”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
11/06/08
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“Read it, open your mind. Today we can see the truth of what Naome is talking about”
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Canada ·
08/28/11
“Naomi Klein has pulled together seemingly disparate events into a cohesive theory as to how the United States and we as a global society, have arrived into a corporatist state, fueled by radical Christian ideology, terror and bigotry and how 40 years of corporatist think tank ideology is remaking...”Read full review »
DivLA via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/09/07
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