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The Nazis in the article remind me of the political class in Croatia, where I live. Once socialist one party rule collapsed, the whole ruling class divided its
by rospaya 9y ago
The Nazis in the article remind me of the political class in Croatia, where I live.
Once socialist one party rule collapsed, the whole ruling class divided itself into political parties and participated in the whole political spectrum, like nothing happened. Some of them became ardent anti-communists, despite being active parts of the old regime.
After ten years of center-right rule, some even switched sides and former nationalists (and before that communists) rebranded themselves as Christian democrats, Europeans, clean shaven centrists.
Some people are simply made for all regimes. They're the Nazis the author talks about.
- _opc6 9y agoI think it's that people tend to just go with their group. And when good people don't rise to oppose evil it snowballs into tragedy.
- SuperHitler 9y ago"Some people are simply made for all regimes. They're the Nazis the author talks about." I think most of people are simply made for regimes. It's giving them comfort. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_proof https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_proof