I Don't Believe In Nationalism
Believe it. It's real unfortunately
Like popularism, climate change, corruption. . . .
Like popularism, climate change, corruption. . . .
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Brianthesnail · 56-60, M
Well if you are looking for a pragmatic and rational solution to disentangle part of society from the mess of British government, I can fully understand.
It is "emotional" / populist nationalism that brings problems
It is "emotional" / populist nationalism that brings problems
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BethKCZ · 56-60, F
Yes, and the UN gave dire warnings that when it's seen Nationalists marching in the streets, it doesn't take long for the nation to become authoritarian and take on "final solutions" to those considered "other" - foreign, of a different race, of a minority religion, of no religion, disabled, etc.
That is, unless we, as a society, do something to stop it. I don't just mean the government to stop it, but for it to be NOT OKAY societally to be a nationalist... shunning and outcasting works, and is preferable to more violent solutions.
That is, unless we, as a society, do something to stop it. I don't just mean the government to stop it, but for it to be NOT OKAY societally to be a nationalist... shunning and outcasting works, and is preferable to more violent solutions.
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Brianthesnail · 56-60, M
@dunpender maybe I should have said "patriotism", which I still think is the root of all evil.
Money? I'm fine with that - Can't get enough if it.
But you can't have a war without patriotism.
Money? I'm fine with that - Can't get enough if it.
But you can't have a war without patriotism.