'Neither Vertical Nor Horizontal: A Theory of Political Organisation' might turn out to be the most important book about political organizing since David Graeber's book 'The Democracy Project'. Here's an interview with the author, Rodrigo Nunes:
https://www.versobooks.com/books/3810-neither-vertical-nor-horizontal
"To be sure, the far right does not paint a rosy picture of the present. On the contrary, theirs is a narrative of civilizational conflict, in which a fantasized spirit of the Crusades is retooled to fight such enemies as migrants, independent women, and Black people. What is remarkable about this narrative, however, is how it displaces the real threats looming on the horizon into distorted, fun-house-mirror versions of themselves."
Sounds to me like a caricature is being created.
Pedophile networks do exist among elites and are used for blackmail and control.
Unfettered immigration does put downward pressure on wages and extra load on the social services which disproportionately affects the working class.
Science has become politicised.
It's possible for both the (far) right and left to have valid points. They're both blindfolded, touching the same elephant, and coming to different conclusions based on limited observations, assumptions and ideological programming
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