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Thoughts about the current state of Progressivism

The political chaos in the West stems from an imbalance between progressive and conservative forces, disrupting the natural cycle that sustains a stable society. Progressivism today is driven by five key groups: boomers, the economic losers of the system, mass immigrants, ignorant activists, and immature young adults. Boomers support progressivism due to their historical experiences and general tolerance philosophy. The economically disadvantaged, disillusioned by capitalism, seek change for survival rather than ideology. Mass immigration, largely unassimilated, leans progressive due to welfare incentives. Ignorant activists rally around slogans and emotional causes rather than reason, while the younger generation, raised in overprotective environments, embraces victimhood and resists personal responsibility. The absence of a strong conservative counterbalance leads to polarization, social fragmentation, and an erosion of free speech.

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The Political Aftermath of Covid

In this post I address the effect of COVID-19 on society and the political system can be considered one of the most meaningful destabilizers to Western democracies since the French Revolution and the Civil War in the United States. It changed many things and opened many doors which arguably should have never been opened.

I believe the line that the government crossed in this period is so meaningful and impactful on the structure of democracy that this topic, above all, should be the first and maybe only conversation we should have at this moment.

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Should We Save Democracy?

“Why do we need Democracy?” And most importantly - “Should we save it?” We are living in a “Democratic Crisis.” Western societies and the democracy that support them are falling apart. This process has been observed in the last 20 years, accelerating in recent years. Putting all the project in question. Join the most important conversion of our time now.

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