Message from @What Would Jack Conte Do?

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2019-07-23 03:59:29 UTC  

their genesis then

2019-07-23 03:59:33 UTC  

mkay, that's fine

2019-07-23 03:59:34 UTC  

no?

2019-07-23 03:59:41 UTC  

That's not what coalesced means

2019-07-23 04:00:04 UTC  

Jeremy is being hypocritical over on TheQuartering.

2019-07-23 04:00:07 UTC  

this is some right wing stuff right here

2019-07-23 04:00:16 UTC  

spicy hot wings

2019-07-23 04:00:36 UTC  

im too centrist for you, im afraid

2019-07-23 04:00:39 UTC  

😛

2019-07-23 04:00:39 UTC  

Progressives have had a firm grasp on the political course of european history for over 300 years

2019-07-23 04:00:45 UTC  

wow

2019-07-23 04:00:45 UTC  

lol

2019-07-23 04:00:50 UTC  

i find that hard to believe

2019-07-23 04:00:54 UTC  

1719 ad?

2019-07-23 04:00:58 UTC  

that's like during the enlightenment

2019-07-23 04:01:03 UTC  

nigga wut

2019-07-23 04:01:08 UTC  

is that because socialism began 300 years ago

2019-07-23 04:01:09 UTC  

His non-researched smear of the Yogscast is idiotic. He rails against people who do the same exact thing, but he can do it?

2019-07-23 04:01:12 UTC  

what's your thought process on that

2019-07-23 04:01:17 UTC  

The Whig party

2019-07-23 04:01:35 UTC  

that's when the whigs got started?

2019-07-23 04:02:14 UTC  

I'm not sure, but progressive politics can be traced linearly all the way back to them very easily

2019-07-23 04:02:34 UTC  

i thought the whigs were aristocratic or something

2019-07-23 04:02:39 UTC  

Preceisly

2019-07-23 04:02:49 UTC  

aristocrats existed before tho

2019-07-23 04:03:10 UTC  

Ahh, but they had real power now

2019-07-23 04:03:31 UTC  

what do you mean by aristocrat

2019-07-23 04:03:38 UTC  

maybe we have different definitions

2019-07-23 04:03:48 UTC  

Progressivism is decidedly aristocratic.

The elites know what is progressive and what's not. They know what is good for you

2019-07-23 04:03:58 UTC  

i got that

2019-07-23 04:04:27 UTC  

Aristocratic is a pretty narrow definition. I don't think it differs between us

2019-07-23 04:04:38 UTC  

okay define it

2019-07-23 04:05:19 UTC  

An elite ruling class with swaying power over large swaths of society

2019-07-23 04:05:33 UTC  

so like nobility going back to ancient times?

2019-07-23 04:05:40 UTC  

Power by lineage, people who know how to work things.

2019-07-23 04:06:01 UTC  

The aristocracy is not the nobility

2019-07-23 04:06:15 UTC  

Plato's ideal governing body is the aristocrat.

2019-07-23 04:06:47 UTC  

@What Would Jack Conte Do? Nobility tended to have an sense of self-responsibility amongst them. A 'noblese oblige'

2019-07-23 04:07:06 UTC  

They learn how their system works as they grow up in power basically. It's like old money.

2019-07-23 04:07:14 UTC  

^

2019-07-23 04:07:20 UTC  

Ban all those who aren't net tax contributors from voting