Introduction to Tyranny | The Politics of Tyranny

Following New Polity's Good Money podcast, this brand new series explores Good Politics. How? By contrasting it with Really Bad Politics-tyranny. In this episode, Andrew Jones and Marc Barnes describe and dissect our tyrannical social order, its technological mechanisms, its structural nature, and the Catholic alternative-a politics of peace.
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[@TheJelanii]

Excited for this new series! You have a standard to uphold now after the Good Money series! Sharing this everywhere I can.

[@PatrickTunnell]

It’s always an awesome experience where you hear an hour worth of ideas you have never considered before! Please keep it going

[@JohannesCuthbertus]

Would it be right to summarise the claim as, not so much that there exists a tyrant that rules over us for his private gain, but that all power is exercised, in our tyrannical society, ultimately for the private gain of the one exercising it?

[@FloridaGal813]

Right?

[@markbirmingham6011]

Comment for traction- not down for personal gain

[@MaterialSquid]

very insightful

[@PatrickSweeney1]

If you are going to discuss something called "libertarianism" you should discuss what it is, rather than your caricature or straw man of it.

[@peter-johan6939]

That is not the point of the show, this is a post-liberal conversation meaning it is assumed you know what certain liberal terms are. Their remarks on issues with the ideology of libertarianism, tho humorous, are on point in addressing the very fundamental assumptions of a social order based on personal gain.