"Chomskyism" encompasses the political, social, and linguistic ideas inspired by Noam Chomsky's prolific work. Rooted in libertarian socialism, it advocates for decentralized, non-hierarchical societies with direct democracy and workers' self-management. It includes a radical critique of power structures, particularly state authority and corporate influence. Chomskyism also extends to critical media analysis, highlighting how mass media often serves the interests of societal elites. In linguistics, Chomsky's theory of generative grammar has revolutionized the understanding of language structure and acquisition.
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Friends
Libertarian Socialism - "Libertarian socialism is properly to be regarded as the inheritor of the liberal ideals of the Enlightenment."
Milosevicism - "The NATO bombing of Serbia was aggression and it was a violation of international law, a violation of the UN Charter. The precedents are very clear and the principles are clear. It was just a straight out violation of the principles and precedents that were established at Nuremberg. They weren't condemned, they were applauded."
Enemies
Imperialism - "Imperialism is the most extreme form of terrorism."
