If populists do not correct their structural flaws, they will remain a protest movement rather than a definitive political solution.
Violent crime rates among Black Americans are heavily influenced by structural disadvantages, including concentrated poverty, high unemployment, and residential segregation.
The root of the problem lies in internal institutional chaos, not external actors.
The government is left to use identity politics to pretend that society is doing well just because it confronts racism, sexism, and “homotransphobia,” creating job quotas for oppressed groups.
Trump is not an aberration, a deviation from the system. He is the system finally becoming visible in all its self-undermining contradictions.
Hobbes knew very well that he was choosing to follow an occult and, fundamentally, anti-Christian current in his social philosophy.
Only by taking such religious movements into account can we see the thread that connects a forgotten 17th-century philosopher to the warmonger pastors of the 21st century.
All internationalisms have enjoyed their time of glory, empowered by their sincere supporters, but all of them ended up basically in failure.
