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How War Centralizes the Power of the State | Guest: News Fist | 9/28/26 (opens the original)
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News Fist returns as we wrap up our reading of "Collective Violence, Contentious Politics, and Social Change" by Charles Tilly. In this episode, we address Tilly's assertion that warfare is the main catalyst of growth of state and the most effective method of centralizing its power. Does the state exist primarily to extract money to wage war? We will evaluate the purely materialist frame and whether it provides a sufficient foundation for understanding the nature of the state. Follow on: Apple:
Diversity Is a Weapon That Dismantles Social Trust | 9/25/26 (opens the original)
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The center-left academic Robert Putnam is well known for his research on social cohesion, but his research led to a discovery that he suppressed for years. When Putnam finally came forward with his data, he revealed that diversity has negative impact across almost all domains of social cohesion. People in diverse societies trust the government less, have fewer friends, participate less in civic organizations, and spend more time at home watching television. We'll review Putnam's findings and dis
The American Dream Is Being SOLD as a Luxury Upgrade | 9/24/26 (opens the original)
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Over the last few decades, many industries discovered they could grow their customer base and profits by selling a cheaper, inferior version of their product while degrading the experience for everyone. Air travel and theme parks are obvious examples. Both learned that the advantages of scale could outweigh the obligation to deliver a high-quality experience. That philosophy did not remain in the realm of economics. It spread slowly but surely into American public life. The United States governm
No One Fights for a Country That's Replacing Them | Guest: Christian Heiens | 9/23/26 (opens the original)
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A battle has broken out inside the conservative movement over the nature of American identity. Many establishment conservatives insist that America is a propositional nation where you only need to love freedom and wear a football jersey to belong. But identities that are so transactional do not inspire people to sacrifice and die on behalf of a nation. Christian Heiens, cohost of "Making the Argument," joins me to discuss. ollow on: Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-auron-macintyr
Is Government Just a Legal Protection Racket? | Guest: News Fist | 9/21/26 (opens the original)
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Every functioning government provides physical protection while demanding money in the form of taxes. The state will send armed men to lock you up if you do not pay. Does that mean that governments are nothing but a glorified protection racket? News Fist joins me as we continue our series reading "Collective Violence, Contentious Politics, and Social Change" by Charles Tilly. Find more New Fist here: https://www.youtube.com/@UCZST1WEN9gMY_x3zDWKOnIA Follow on: Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/u
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