DECKER: 5 Questions with Michael Savage - Washington Times

Savage: What comes to mind is George Orwell’s famous saying from the 1930s that the more he hears people screaming freedom, freedom, freedom, the more he hears their chains rattling. I think that about sums it up. Today we have people who think that they are wild and free and crazy because they are engaging in risky, insane, round-the-clock sex, using drugs, defying everything decent in society. But that’s not freedom, is it? That’s not even anarchy. What it is, is simple conformity. That’s all it really is.

Its nihilism, the intermediate step between liberty and being under the yoke of big government collectivism.

DECKER: 5 Questions with Michael Savage - Washington Times