ushering in the last 16 years of radicalization
Accepting fascism is "radical" now?
masquenox
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President of what?
A lot of these are perfectly naive.
It, for example, assumes that mass media wasn't being controlled beforehand (it always is) and that corporate power wasn't being protected beforehand (it always is).
Fascism is not some aberration of the liberal nation state - it's a built-in feature of it.
I live in a dumpster FIRE.
They were (allegedly) trying to "balance" public safety and privacy?
Why would they "balance" two things they absolutely DO NOT care about?
Sounds totes like a "classless" system, eh folks?
Believing a politician actually cares about you is like believing the stripper likes you,
Hey, come now... there's no need to compare those parasites to strippers.
Anarchy will always be the extreme left into the political pendulum.
Anarchism is "extreme" left now? Since when?
This sounds no different than the "far left" bullcrap liberals and their fascist cousins have been peddling in the last while.
a hegemony with a 100-years tradition of upkeeping democracy against major non-democratic players
Your proof of this is... what?
it hasn’t been adopted country wide because the actual majority of people don’t want it
Your argument is as flat as month-old Coke. The vast majority of people EVERYWHERE did not want liberalism (or the capitalist pillaging and looting it apologized for) - it had to be forced onto people through brutal colonialist violence - yet here we are, aren't we?
I see that you are just one of those people that thinks everything is tied to race.
I'm not the one that "tied" everything to race, Clyde - ask your "western" ancestors why THEY fetishistically "tied" everything to race to such a degree that their oh-so-precious "western" civilization is incapable of existing without it.
Saying a population is non homogeneous is not racist.
Clyde, defining "sameness" purely by RACE is white supremacist.
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The US has Britain, which is essentially a US client state these days.