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#antidemocratic — Public Fediverse posts

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  1. “The #antidemocratic #radicalization of the Right has not been fueled by a sense of strength, but by a pervasive sense of weakness. They are feeling their backs against the wall. And they are reacting to something real: Our “Western” societies have indeed become more pluralistic, less white, less overwhelmingly Christian. In that sense, it was not the perfectly stable #liberaldemocracy that suddenly fell into crisis (because such an order had never existed), but white #Christian #patriarchal #dominance – what the Right likes to call the “natural order” – that has been coming under pressure.”
    @tzimmer_history

    steady.page/en/democracyameric

  2. “The #antidemocratic #radicalization of the Right has not been fueled by a sense of strength, but by a pervasive sense of weakness. They are feeling their backs against the wall. And they are reacting to something real: Our “Western” societies have indeed become more pluralistic, less white, less overwhelmingly Christian. In that sense, it was not the perfectly stable #liberaldemocracy that suddenly fell into crisis (because such an order had never existed), but white #Christian #patriarchal #dominance – what the Right likes to call the “natural order” – that has been coming under pressure.”
    @tzimmer_history

    steady.page/en/democracyameric

  3. “The of the Right has not been fueled by a sense of strength, but by a pervasive sense of weakness. They are feeling their backs against the wall. And they are reacting to something real: Our “Western” societies have indeed become more pluralistic, less white, less overwhelmingly Christian. In that sense, it was not the perfectly stable that suddenly fell into crisis (because such an order had never existed), but white – what the Right likes to call the “natural order” – that has been coming under pressure.”
    @tzimmer_history

    steady.page/en/democracyameric

  4. “The #antidemocratic #radicalization of the Right has not been fueled by a sense of strength, but by a pervasive sense of weakness. They are feeling their backs against the wall. And they are reacting to something real: Our “Western” societies have indeed become more pluralistic, less white, less overwhelmingly Christian. In that sense, it was not the perfectly stable #liberaldemocracy that suddenly fell into crisis (because such an order had never existed), but white #Christian #patriarchal #dominance – what the Right likes to call the “natural order” – that has been coming under pressure.”
    @tzimmer_history

    steady.page/en/democracyameric

  5. “The #antidemocratic #radicalization of the Right has not been fueled by a sense of strength, but by a pervasive sense of weakness. They are feeling their backs against the wall. And they are reacting to something real: Our “Western” societies have indeed become more pluralistic, less white, less overwhelmingly Christian. In that sense, it was not the perfectly stable #liberaldemocracy that suddenly fell into crisis (because such an order had never existed), but white #Christian #patriarchal #dominance – what the Right likes to call the “natural order” – that has been coming under pressure.”
    @tzimmer_history

    steady.page/en/democracyameric