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What The Far Right, Cults, and Conspiracy Theorists Get Right (opens the original)
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Why do so many resistance groups and progressive movements burn out? Or gain many followers, then fall apart? These are questions I wonder about a lot, especially because I often see the exact opposite occurring on the right.And in general, why do there seem to be so many more active and engaged pro-fascists as opposed to those fighting for democracy?These questions have been addressed by many people, but one area I think is missed is the psychological relationship people have with the movements
You Can't Have a Moderate Democracy (opens the original)
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250 years ago, a bunch of white men created a nation. For their time, relative to other European colonialists, they could be considered progressive.They believed in democracy. They created a constitution. They stated plainly that all men are created equal.But as we’re all aware, they left out quite a few people. Anyone who wasn’t a man, a land owner, and white was not part of the equal men group.Both before and after that moment, there were others who tried something similar. Australia had a dem
Platner Didn't Have To Happen (opens the original)
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When we discuss Graham Platner’s issues, the talking points we hear are that if we want to beat Collins we need him to stay in the race. It makes sense. He won the primary, he’s popular, and we need a populist.But this all assumes that Platner is the only possible leftist who could have gotten to this point. That he is, in a sense, all we have. And that assumption is based on another: that Platner’s win was purely organic and grassroots.None of that is true. And those assumptions exist because o
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