Lew Rockwell publishes Howard Zinn
10 October 2008 by Mike GogulskiPosted in people | 6 Comments »
Isn’t this one of the biblical signs of the approach of apocalypse?
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6 Responses to “Lew Rockwell publishes Howard Zinn”
By Darian W on 13 October 2008
This Zinn character isn’t some kind of “comrade,” is he? Because that would be icky.
By Mike Gogulski on 13 October 2008
Zinn is an anarchist, but of a different stripe than you and I — more of a Chomsky type I believe. I finished reading one of his books recently, quite worthwhile, though I myself would have laid emphasis in different directions or on different aspects at times.
And this just in: Robert Kaercher quotes Zinn for Columbus Day
By Darian W on 13 October 2008
I probably should have linked to this LRC post that I was mocking: http://www.lewrockwell.com/blog/lewrw/archives/022743.html
Sometimes I get too obscure for my own good.
By Mike Gogulski on 13 October 2008
Ah, the tribulations of not having an entirely shared context with my comrades 🙂 🙂
By DixieFlatline on 16 October 2008
I might be out of school here, but LRC is a lot more big tent than most any other libertarian website.
Or is there a site I am missing out on?
By Mike Gogulski on 16 October 2008
No, Lew definitely runs a big tent. The balance tends toward the paleo-libertarian side of things, though, at least in my view, and so seeing Zinn come across was a bit of a surprise 🙂