Stefan Molyneux Interviews Noam Chomsky

Noam Chomsky speaks with Stefan Molyneux about the race war of drug prohibition, the prison-industrial complex, the erosion of civil liberties under Barack Obama, moral inconsistencies within government, the removal of media gatekeepers and the reinforcement of societal norms through social ostracism.

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Posted: Dec 26 2013, 3:43 PM

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funny how Mr. Chomsky says that the government sells the policies for protection against terrorism are sold by instilling fear into the citizens. So basically, the government is selling the policies against terrorism by terrorizing the citizens therefor making them terrorists by definition! how ironic.

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Posted: Jan 02 2014, 10:34 PM

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Chomsky has often said that US and Israeli action in the middle east constitutes terrorism also.

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