The West and the Rest: Alexander Dugin Deep Dive | The Fourth Political Theory
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- The world is changing. Are we witnessing the decline of the West and the rise of a new global order? Join us as we delve into the thought-provoking and often controversial theories of Alexander Dugin, a key intellectual figure in contemporary Russian geopolitical thought. We'll explore his concept of the "West and the Rest," examining the historical roots of Eurasianism, the core tenets of the Fourth Political Theory, and the potential implications for the future of global power. This video is not an endorsement of Dugin's views, but rather a critical examination of his ideas and their impact on current events. Prepare to question everything you thought you knew about the world. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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It can be said that Dugin does not believe a multipolar world will essentially be free of conflict. Rather that there will be several interdependent poles coexisting (mostly harmoniously). The current state of the world where we're constantly on the verge of a World War will disappear. Conflicts will arise sporadically even in multipolarity. But we can be freed from this constant state of unrest.
Alexander Dugin is a genius
A good and well balanced introduction to Dugin's thinking. It isn't actually very "revolutionary" - he basically wants a federalisation of political power downwards to a more representative level, a sort of Helveticisation at least of Europe (if not also the USA). In a world which believes it can fire longrange missiles at Russia with impunity, Dugin's approach seems radical in its reasonableness.
I think as an idea, it’s actually good. The dictatorship of democracy and is need to indoctrinate future generations to believe in the ideas of the elites, and stymie the growth of alternatives. Even (or especially) in the imperial core. Everything the public sees and hears must push the Narrative. Even religious beliefs must be denigrated whenever they would be opposed to the narrative. Most religions have been reduced to mere psychological coping mechanisms as almost everything else would challenge the power of the Narrative. I think this is why Buddhism and especially “secular” Buddhism with its emphasis on detachment, personal growth, and meditation is popular among the ruling elite and in aspirational people, and the religions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam are not. Those religions make serious demands on the real world, and thus represent competition. An Orthodox Christian won’t agree to something evil. A Muslim won’t. An Orthodox Jew won’t either.
Oh too bad, I thought we would hear Dugin.
The video is a good example of an Russian author floundering out of his depth
What does his nationality have to do with it?
liberal democracy is a good foundation upon which to base a society’s institutions but it only actually means that the individual has some say and should not suffer injury for saying it. it doesn’t mean everyone does okay and is able to take care of themselves and put food on the table for their families. that ability, the central concern not only of democracies but the whole planet, must be addressed but not be conflated with anything else like rights. we don’t all want to have the right to starve. we have all been instilled with the idea that technology is progress and a good thing. but it is now time to ask a good thing for whom? i think it is becoming clear that its not for the vast majority of us who face a future with universal basic incomes and drugs, the brave new world of aldous huxley and now elon musk and marjorie taylor greene.
10 poles, 10 kings
Iran can not be spoken of as a single monolith. There is the Islamic Regime and there are the Iranian people. The regime has fewer than 40% support. Iran wouldn't be the same nation if and when Reza Pahlavi is given power by the people.
3rd Romism. History has moved on, the US is 4th Rome.
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Sounds synthetic stuff. Stop listennig niw
Dugin is a nut case.
This is the beautiful thing about him.
Read your Hegel. He taught the necessity (sic) of madness in the initiators of social change.
In contrast to that you are a genius...
A nut is very vulnerable without it's case, also known as a "shell." Russia is also reportedly armed not only with so-called "nutcase" philosophers, but with "nutcracker" missiles.
Why?
Well that's a bunch of empty words and nonsense.
How?
Because you’re foolish enough to support Trump., Dugin
Do Tell Woman splaining would be wonderful