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Chomsky on the possibility of fascism, and the importance of financial reform

By Mark | April 17, 2010

Addressing 1,000 people in Madison, Wisconsin earlier this week, well respected MIT linguist and political critic Noam Chomsky reiterated that we should not underestimate the Tea Party movement. He also warned that fascism in the United States may be a distinct possibility. The following clip comes from The Progressive: …“I’m just old enough to have […]

Posted in Corporate Crime, Observations, Politics | Also tagged anger, banking, banking reform, class resentment, class warfare, Consumer Financial Protection Agency, Elizabeth Warren, fascism, fear, FOX News, fraud, free market, Hitler, income disparity, investment banks, Madison, MIT, Nazi analogies, Noam Chomsky, Obama, Orpheum Theatre, Roosevelt Institute, Sarah Palin, Securities and Exchange Commission, state capitalism, tax the rich, tea party, teabaggery, things we ignore at out own peril, Wisconsin | 6 Comments

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