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A polarising perspective is a way of thinking which promotes polarisation. In the 21st century, many such perspectives continue to be promoted by {{ccm}}, governments and other [[deep state]] backed institutions. | A polarising perspective is a way of thinking which promotes polarisation. In the 21st century, many such perspectives continue to be promoted by {{ccm}}, governments and other [[deep state]] backed institutions. | ||
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Laissez faire economics polarises society into "haves" and "have nots" (or "the 1%" and "the 99%" or the "[[precariat]]"). As neocoservative values have promoted [[monetisation]], this polarisation has been extended to more and more aspects of society. | Laissez faire economics polarises society into "haves" and "have nots" (or "the 1%" and "the 99%" or the "[[precariat]]"). As neocoservative values have promoted [[monetisation]], this polarisation has been extended to more and more aspects of society. | ||
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Contents
Polarising perspectives
- Full article: Polarising perspective
- Full article: Polarising perspective
A polarising perspective is a way of thinking which promotes polarisation. In the 21st century, many such perspectives continue to be promoted by commercially-controlled media, governments and other deep state backed institutions.
Neoconservatism
- Full article: Neoconservatism
- Full article: Neoconservatism
Laissez faire economics polarises society into "haves" and "have nots" (or "the 1%" and "the 99%" or the "precariat"). As neocoservative values have promoted monetisation, this polarisation has been extended to more and more aspects of society.
Money
- Full article: Money
- Full article: Money
Use of money is so widespread that it is often unnoticed as a polarising since money terms each interaction must have has one "winner" and "loser". By separating the world into "winners" and "losers".
War
- Full article: Permanent war mentality
- Full article: Permanent war mentality
War is an archetypal polarising perspective - eat or be eaten. Without the possibility of peaceful co-existance, the world is divided into friends and enemies, predators and prey.
Geopolitics
Cold war
- Full article: Cold war
- Full article: Cold war
Post WWII, a highly polarised geopolitical situation saw the USSR and the Warsaw Pact nations in opposition to the USA and NATO. This polarisation was reflected in party politics worldwide.
Cold war II?
- Full article: Cold war II
- Full article: Cold war II
The leak of Integrity Initiative documents has revealed a highly polarised worldview. It seems to view "pro-Western" and "anti-Russian" almost as synonyms.
“given the high anti-Russian sentiment in the country [of Georgia], there is a space for pro-Western voices, especially on independent TV stations. It is necessary to increase capacity to allow for this to happen on a larger scale.”
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Related Quotation
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Jason Walters | “It takes two to polarize. The US serves as vivid case study of how polarization dynamics work. It would be advisable to pay close attention, learn lessons so we can prevent ever getting in to a similar situation ourselves.” | Jason Walters |
References
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