This is a disturbingly compelling argument. I appreciate this kind of thoughtful analysis, because it forces us to confront this unpleasant and increasingly dangerous moment. The idea that we are devolving into an age where adherence to a transnational ideology is threatening the idea of the nation/state is depressing, but we are not wit…
This is a disturbingly compelling argument. I appreciate this kind of thoughtful analysis, because it forces us to confront this unpleasant and increasingly dangerous moment. The idea that we are devolving into an age where adherence to a transnational ideology is threatening the idea of the nation/state is depressing, but we are not without agency, as Mr. Brock pointed out. Still, I can't help but worry about all of the unintended consequences we are all about to suffer. I'm looking forward to catching up with more of Mr. Brock's posts. I'm enjoying the astute observations and wit in his writing, and I plan on ploughing through as many as I can tonight.
This is a disturbingly compelling argument. I appreciate this kind of thoughtful analysis, because it forces us to confront this unpleasant and increasingly dangerous moment. The idea that we are devolving into an age where adherence to a transnational ideology is threatening the idea of the nation/state is depressing, but we are not without agency, as Mr. Brock pointed out. Still, I can't help but worry about all of the unintended consequences we are all about to suffer. I'm looking forward to catching up with more of Mr. Brock's posts. I'm enjoying the astute observations and wit in his writing, and I plan on ploughing through as many as I can tonight.