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The new nationalist/globalist split emerging/subsuming the fading conservative/liberal split is shattering this trope. I don't see any particularly ideological
by carsongross 9y ago
The new nationalist/globalist split emerging/subsuming the fading conservative/liberal split is shattering this trope.
I don't see any particularly ideological reason conservatives (high conscientiousness, border and rules oriented) shouldn't be in favor of plenty of government. And good and hard, at that.
I have said before we are entering the era of post-modern politics, where values will invert (e.g. free speech) and maintaining coherent narratives will be increasingly difficult. Unfortunately, I think this means people will cling to whatever stable identity they can ever more tenaciously.
- maxerickson 9y agoWhat's the demarcation of post-modern politics?
- carsongross 9y agoPost-modern politics can be contrasted with modern-era universalist rationalism: identity politics become dominant, inter-temporal logical consistency becomes less important, inter-group dialog becomes devalued, power structures become interesting for their own sake, etc. A stepwise abandonment of enlightenment ideals for raw inter-group Foucauldian power plays.