The actuality is that I have no love for any form of dictatorship-either Stalinist or Corporatist.
The thing that both ofthem fear is democratic politics which has only proven to work well with a combination of Keneysian regulated privatization and socialism so that no one is victimised. Right wingers hate the idea that there is an alternartive to Stalinism which is compatible with democracy. The lie is always that Stalinism is no better than unregulated Corporatism..

It’s been a convenient lie in the anti intelectual and uneducated U.S.to promote the delusion that stalinism is like democratic Socialism.

The average New Jerseyan gets more civil rights under the law, as a result.

I guess you might call a state that bans same-sex adoption a “utopia,” but I call it “Florida.”

As for “fascism,” you’re the one praising the actions of the Cuban government, which is a unitary dictatorship that imprisons political dissidents and claims ownership of most of the assets of production for the benefit of the ruling class. Sounds pretty fascist to me, even if it’s dressed up in the doctrinaire and obsolete drag of anti-individualist socialism.

Socialists like M. Shane disagree, and place their “right” to the properties of others above the equality of LGBT people.

Socialists have done very little for real equality under the law for gay people in marriage, adoption, military service, and tax treatment. In fact, whenever they’re confronted with their dismal records on gay issues by Libertarians, they attempt to change the subject by dragging up failed economic theories of “wealth redistribution.”

Gay people who want real dignity and equality under the law should consider who is fighting for that, versus who is attacking their allies and refusing to fight for their rights.

We invite LGBT people and supporters to join with us too. The record is clear that of the three parties that will appear on the ballot in all 50 states in 2008, only Libertarians are serious about equality under the law.