It's great to see that people are suggesting practical solutions to our current situation. The radical right hasn't really had a blueprint for government so far. One might advocate monarchy, for instance, but who would be the monarch? One could advocate a one-party state, but how would the party be structured? All of these questions would have to be addressed. The sooner we start putting forward concrete proposals, the better.
I agree—it's important to understand our predicament, to know how we got here, but also to start making proposals for what is to be done. Even if these ideas aren't fully fleshed out, or comprehensive, they act as a foundation that can be added to and elaborated upon. The false dichotomy of socialism or communism on the one hand, or liberal-democracy on the other, with no other alternatives, is growing pretty stale by this point.
It's great to see that people are suggesting practical solutions to our current situation. The radical right hasn't really had a blueprint for government so far. One might advocate monarchy, for instance, but who would be the monarch? One could advocate a one-party state, but how would the party be structured? All of these questions would have to be addressed. The sooner we start putting forward concrete proposals, the better.
I agree—it's important to understand our predicament, to know how we got here, but also to start making proposals for what is to be done. Even if these ideas aren't fully fleshed out, or comprehensive, they act as a foundation that can be added to and elaborated upon. The false dichotomy of socialism or communism on the one hand, or liberal-democracy on the other, with no other alternatives, is growing pretty stale by this point.
Luka has already gone and done it. He explains what you need: "A pivot."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWwBD8pWQpg
It's amazing to watch these various AI augmented plutocracy minions fuck up Substack.