Lazarus
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I (23M) do history, linguistics, and anthropology research for fun. DNI if pages of incomprehensible text isn't for you. Still figuring out the platform.
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The current US political divide reminds me the most, amusingly enough, of the Orangist-Statist divide in the Dutch Republic.
One party wants a populist despot, the other represents the interest of the upwardly mobile middle class in a strong, competently governed state.
One party wants a populist despot, the other represents the interest of the upwardly mobile middle class in a strong, competently governed state.
January 2, 2025 at 5:25 PM
The current US political divide reminds me the most, amusingly enough, of the Orangist-Statist divide in the Dutch Republic.
One party wants a populist despot, the other represents the interest of the upwardly mobile middle class in a strong, competently governed state.
One party wants a populist despot, the other represents the interest of the upwardly mobile middle class in a strong, competently governed state.