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To be fair, you need an argument from the outside for your second point. It requires an understanding of fascism to recognize that "make America great again" is
by lidHanteyk 7y ago
To be fair, you need an argument from the outside for your second point. It requires an understanding of fascism to recognize that "make America great again" is a fascist resurrection myth. Classical liberals get caught up on the idea that it's reasonably-phrased and worth debating; neoliberals get overfocused on economic metrics and ignore social implications. Word games are hard.
- lisper 7y ago> Word games are hard. Yes. But playing them well is often necessary in order to be effective in today's world. This is the problem with the people complaining about "quantum supremacy". They don't even realize that they being played because they don't even realize that they are playing a game. They think they are doing the somber work of Serious People. They are wrong.
- coldtea 7y ago>It requires an understanding of fascism to recognize that "make America great again" is a fascist resurrection myth Well, way before fascism was even a thing countries had great periods and bad periods. Wanting to make your country back great has little to do with fascism - even if it was one of the 100+ slogans the actual fascists used. If only that was what Hitler was after, to merely get Germany back up, instead of e.g. take over neighborhood countries, exterminate the jews and other minorities, stifle free speech and politics, etc...