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I don’t see how this addresses the issue of there being an underlying real reason? Of course the reason then subsquently can be inflated, conflated, mixed toge
by MichaelZuo 10mo ago
I don’t see how this addresses the issue of there being an underlying real reason?
Of course the reason then subsquently can be inflated, conflated, mixed together strangely, contorted, etc… I’m not doubting that.
- MomsAVoxell 10mo agoThe underlying reason is a lack of cultural fluidity, or in other words, an over-abundance of cultural rigidity, which manifests as a desire to be free of other cultures. The most effective antidote to totalitarian-authoritarianism is a one-way ticket to somewhere distant. German villages, as comfortable as they are, don’t really promote this antidote.
- MichaelZuo 10mo ago> The underlying reason is a lack of cultural fluidity, or in other words, an over-abundance of cultural rigidity And how do you know this? What’s the actual argument for why that must the case?
- MomsAVoxell 10mo agoThe abundance of evidence that humans will fight to death to be the clean ones.
- MichaelZuo 10mo agoDid you intend to reply to a different comment? This doesn’t seem relevant to making an argument for the claims in the quoted text.