NP police kill protester in Genoa - eyewitness account

[Dave Monroe]

Well, you don't HAVE to agree with Terrance, but ...

--- CyrusGeo at netscape.net wrote:
>
> And I have to agree with Terrance when he says that
> the real fascists (here in Greece, too) are most
> ardent anti-globalizationists.
> 
> Cyrus

... but, upon reading Terrance's post, my thought was
that the emphasis/deemphasis on "free" (in what sense
of the word, if any?  When you come right down to it
...) markets might well be all that really
distinguishes yr so-called "Objectivists" (Randists,
Randroids, what have you) from yr fascists.  But now I
can't help but think, what ditsinguishes yr fascists
from yr capitalists in terms of "globalization" is
that, whereas yr capitalist ideal is to globalize
"free" markets, yr facsist ideal is to globalize
fascism.  Is a "market" "globalized" when it is
"globalized" by virtue of the "global" extension of
centralized rule?  That is, was, say, Ethiopia a
"gloablized" market vis a vis Italy under Mussolini? 
The Sudentenland, Austria, et al., under Hitler? 
Isolationism can only exist in relation to an Other,
no?  Okay, just reaccessed, and I gots to go, so ...

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