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Replying to @gypsy_panther
Rothbard is the one I was thinking of and is partially the reason I occasionally am willing to self-label as a "left-libertarian", which used to be implied by just the word itself, but now requires the prefix.
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Replying to @danlistensto
people don't really found ideologies, IMO, they just seed them
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Replying to @sonyaellenmann @danlistensto
Extremely debatable really—personally, I'd say that people absolutely found ideologies. A Marxist, for example, doesn't have views that coalign with Marx, certainly. They do have views that align with the person who coined 'Marxism.'
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Ideology is more than anything a matter of self-identification with a title and deciding to have views that fit within that window than anything in modern times. See: Republicans who love the idea of a welfare state as long as you word it to sound Republican, or...
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Liberals who like the idea of taking rights away.
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Unless you coin your own term, even if only within your head, your views are never going to align with your values.
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Replying to @gypsy_panther @sonyaellenmann
to free yourself from ideology free yourself from views and values
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best to avoid identify and explicit values too
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