It's no surprise that Sargon inevitably devolved into a caricature of "Lockeanism" (which he doesn't even understand).
> Racist, but denies it
> C(r)apitalist. Hates any aspect of socialism
> Wants the British Empire back
> Wants to subjugate others
> LARPs like a great thinker
> Hates the Enlightenment and the ideas of the French Revolution
> Simultaneously claims to be "liberal" or "Classical Liberal"
I think this year will see the rolling back of Anglo-American thought-hegemony.
People will realize that it's all just hypocrisy and lies. There is nothing to it aside from trying to get a one-up on your own brothers. It's not about "liberty", unless that "liberty" was the "liberty to exploit your fellow man for a penny more".
This shit is like the plot of MGSV, except instead of the English language, it's about English thought.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saxI0Zu1ABI&ab_channel=Amitush
@Aldo2 Language and terms that do not have a translation have always interested me, a simple term that describes something so alien to the other culture that it takes multiple words to explain. For example how do you translate the word fish for a people that only know an existence inland with water sources that do not have fish? How does someone translate gear to a people that haven't even discovered the wheel yet? Our words, our language, traps us. The broader our language the broader our thought, and in that broadness one feels safe, as one would in a country that had broad boarders, one would feel protected and safe within it, they also wouldn't feel constricted by it while inside.