The Ring of Free Trade?
Everyone wants a piece of Tolkien. The Christians. The libertarians. And now the anti-globalization left.
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And all this time, I thought the Trilogy was an entertaining group of books. I guess we find what we're looking for.
What? Star Wars isn't "just a movie"?!?! -
I doubt very much that the Old Professor would appreciate being co-opted by the Left.
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But isn't the Lord of the Rings trilogy an example of globalism? It is Western mass entertainment exported to the world.
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Well, Tolkien was an agrarian anarcho-monarchist, so maybe my paleolibertarian pals have a case. They have a better argument here than they do with the "Star Wars" films, the politics of which are muddled at best.
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Just don't say Star Trek isn't reflective of reality or they'll cut your tribbles off.
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maybe the anti-globbies can protest and have teach-ins about wizard-kabob. that is really going to suck.