Kooky
Freedom from Sanity
It's a simple manner of categorization, really. To a pro-marketeer, any policy that's good or beneficial is naturally emerging from market capitalism, whereas any policy that's bad has to be socialist interference in the naturally beneficial state of the market economy.
This attitude towards reality is not too dissimilar to how Christian fundamentalists see the Devil in everything that they consider bad about the world, whereas everything that's good has to come from their Almighty God.
The common alliance between pro-corporate and pro-market positions on one hand, and religious fundamentalist positions on the other, can at least in part be explained by these commonalities - essentially, both positions presume an omniscient force that rewards the virtuous and punishes the wicked, whose actions are considered intrinsically benevolent to human society, and thus any interference in the Plan to be considered evil and wicked in itself.
This attitude towards reality is not too dissimilar to how Christian fundamentalists see the Devil in everything that they consider bad about the world, whereas everything that's good has to come from their Almighty God.
The common alliance between pro-corporate and pro-market positions on one hand, and religious fundamentalist positions on the other, can at least in part be explained by these commonalities - essentially, both positions presume an omniscient force that rewards the virtuous and punishes the wicked, whose actions are considered intrinsically benevolent to human society, and thus any interference in the Plan to be considered evil and wicked in itself.