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When Trump shoots his own supporters on 5th Avenue, then America has embraced tyranny.
Jonathan Last of the Bulwark has recently made a point of suggesting that Americans will support a tyrant so long as he is their tyrant. I doubt this is true. Americans understand intuitively that the power used against others can … Continue reading
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Tagged America, Plato, Trump, tyranny
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Ferguson and the death of the American idea
At the heart of the American idea is that belief that self-government is possible. Self-government is one in which there is a government of the people, by the people, and for the people can flourish. The laws are made democratically, … Continue reading
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Tagged America, American, American People, Chicago, Ferguson, government, Michael Brown, United States
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