Uncommon sense about ‘collectivization’

• The remarkable F. A. Hayek
• Rights and needs of the many
• The primary goal of collectivism
• Subordination to the state
• Collectivism
• Collectivism demands brute force
• Pharmacological brainwashing
• Collectivism
• Collective immorality
• A dangerous sign of the times
• Other’s achievements
• The savagery of crowds
• The mentality of crowds
• Illogic in crowds
• Herd mentality
• Jaws of power
• Fanatical hatred
• The goal of ‘liberals’
• Imposing the revolution
• Wealthy communists
• Freeing yourself from communism
• Us vs. them
• Big Brother
• Fight big government
• Concentration of powers
• Thought control and conditioning
• Systematically making us slaves
• More government = less humanity
• Government is not the solution
• Ultimate absurdity
• Totalitarian democracy
• The standard crisis response
• Don’t hand over your powers
• Politics as religion
• The nature of socialism
• That which belongs to everyone belongs to no one
• There is no ‘we’ without ‘I’
• Observations from an indignant millennial
• In the name of liberalism
• Producers must have rights
• Peace through freedom
• Centralization of powers
• The growth of centralized government
• Spending other people’s money
• The price of utopia is freedom
• Globalist hypocrisy
• Immoral morality of the elites
• The cost of good intentions
• Good intentions
• The statist objective
• The deity of the State
• Public sector vs. private
• Man exists for himself
• Humans as objects of the state
• The urge to centralize
• It starts with the centralization of power
• Collectivist promised
• The collectivist paradox
• State vs. society
• The failure of rigid central planning
• Despotism through consolidation of power
• Freedom giving way to control
• The failure of central planners
• Fed Corp.
• Collectivist emergencies
• The alibi of tyrants
• Perfection vs. government promises
• Family and country
• Public employee unions
• Public employee union tactics
• Public employee collective bargaining
• Rule by brute force
• Obedience and rebellion
• Collectivization
• Majority vs. minority