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*Desire for direct representation of the people. Except some people shouldn't count | *Desire for direct representation of the people. Except some people shouldn't count. Notion that fascism is direct democracy, but in a direct democracy everyone should count. Still does not address the fault of democracy, or mob rule, which has the seeds of its own destruction. | ||
*Divine right - as opposed to responsibility. Certainly a popular theme. | *Divine right - as opposed to responsibility. Certainly a popular theme. | ||
Solutions: | |||
*True collaboration, inclusion, and erosion of class barriers, at which communism failed because it created the privileged communist class much like a privileged fascist class | |||
*People transcending their fears | |||
*Mass adoption of growth mindset | |||
*Mass healing of standard childhood trauma. | |||
Revision as of 20:29, 20 October 2024
Characteristics:
- Desire for direct representation of the people. Except some people shouldn't count. Notion that fascism is direct democracy, but in a direct democracy everyone should count. Still does not address the fault of democracy, or mob rule, which has the seeds of its own destruction.
- Divine right - as opposed to responsibility. Certainly a popular theme.
Solutions:
- True collaboration, inclusion, and erosion of class barriers, at which communism failed because it created the privileged communist class much like a privileged fascist class
- People transcending their fears
- Mass adoption of growth mindset
- Mass healing of standard childhood trauma.