Chambers on Materialist Politics
In a recent post I noted that when materialist metaphysics meets politics (whether on the left or the right), it always devolves into mere right-makes-right force. I said, We err when we think of fascism, communism, Marxism, and progressivism as being different things. They are not. They are different versions of the same thing. We especially err when we think of a fascist like Hitler and a communist like Stalin as being somehow polar opposites (with one on the “right” and one of the “left”). Hitler and Stalin had far more in common than otherwise, and a political analysis that perceives them as opposites is deeply flawed. If all of these things are versions of the same thing, what thing Read More ›