[Prospero]

You know what? I had considered myself "up to snuff" when it came to separating out your average, day to day fascist from that which is prīmā faciē definitely not fascist. But, once again, I'm taught how little I've learned to be true that can immediately be brought to memory.

You are, in fact, correct, by every proper definition of the animal. Such talk is also ridiculous, of course. People who buy cars not built in the United States are not "unpatriotic," are they?

So I've stopped to conversation, such as it was, at ridiculous, and not marched further.

And I consider myself an unapologetic nationalist, even chauvinist, about being an American and preferring things American. But that does not mean I want the government of the United States and the world of business indistinguishable.

[Peter ODonnell]

They probably didn’t cover free enterprise at the Havana Community College or wherever the pResident gained his education. He would only have the Mugabe version which is, enterprise is free for the leader to take over.