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The whole point if nationalism is to have self-governance in order for people to be able to effect their destiny. If modern nationalistic governments are to be
by HexDecOctBin 4y ago
The whole point if nationalism is to have self-governance in order for people to be able to effect their destiny. If modern nationalistic governments are to be seen as distant and impervious, then how is that different from the imperial era? And if the people do have control over their governments, then why should they not feel shame over not exercising that power constructively?
- dvfjsdhgfv 4y agoFor some reason the modern democracy focused on a set of traits collectively known as left/progressive and right/conservative. In some countries you basically only can choose between the left and the right with no any other option. Statistically, the government formed by any of these parties will do more things not the way you wanted. So unless you have some significant direct democracy mechanisms like Switzerland, you have no control over most issues, not to mention marginal ones such as an internet protocol used in your country.