Understanding what ‘progressive’ means isn’t so easy.
By Eric ZUESSE
The difference between “progressive” and “liberal” gets to the core of what politics in the real world is actually about, and of whether the nation is being controlled by the public (a democracy), or instead is controlled by the tiny percentage of the population who are enormously wealthy (an aristocracy a capitalistic dictatorship, or also called “fascism” so that the public are actually the nation’s subjects, instead of the nation’s citizens). Whereas progressivism is 100% supportive of democracy, liberalism is supportive of control by an elite, but one that supposedly represents the interests of the public. There is a big difference between progressivism and liberalism. Most simply phrased: Aristocrats always control the public by employing the popular mythology so as to motivate the majority to accept their own subordination to the aristocracy; and, whereas liberals support that, prog
Friday, 30 April 2021, 4:33 pm
The difference between “progressive” and
“liberal” gets to the core of what politics in the real
world is actually about, and of whether the nation is being
controlled by the public (a democracy), or instead is
controlled by the tiny percentage of the population who are
enormously wealthy (an aristocracy a capitalistic
dictatorship, or also called “fascism” so that the
public are actually the nation’s subjects, instead of the
nation’s citizens). Whereas progressivism is 100%
supportive of democracy, liberalism is supportive of control
by an elite, but one that supposedly represents the
interests of the public. There is a big difference between
The difference between “progressive” and “liberal” gets to the core of what politics in the real world is actually about, and of whether the nation is being controlled by the public (a democracy), or instead is controlled by the tiny percentage of the population who are enormously wealthy (an aristocracy a capitalistic dictatorship, or also called “fascism” so that the public are actually the nation’s subjects, instead of the nation’s citizens). Whereas progressivism is 100% supportive of democracy, liberalism is supportive of control by an elite, but one that supposedly represents the interests of the public. There is a big difference between progressivism and liberalism. Most simply phrased: Aristocrats always control the public by employing the popular mythology so as to motivate the majority to accept their own subordination to the aristocracy; and, whereas liberals support that, progressives don’t. This deception by the aristocracy minimizes the amount