A predictable view of opinion y a progressive academic with no empathy at all for the profound worries of ordinary people. Autocracy is also caused by the too large influence on society and politics by the well educated and established upper classes.
@@gaspakseppie maybe you are right… I am not sure to be honest. But I am not a too big of a fan of autocracy’s and neither should one be who values their freedoms, so remaining complacent and silent is not an option. Trying harder to have the discussion on running democracies is one to have, I guess. Let’s do that
Clearly she also has a certain bias, which we all have. But she does have some great points especially considering the failings of larger institution like the UN but also about the western civilization being to complacent. We have forgotten what it is to live under a dictator or what a real world war looks like. We can't imagine anymore that it would happen or that it would affect us, but that is what everyone thinks up until the moment that shit actually hits the fan and you have to face reality. I would say even here in the Netherlands we are very susceptible with Geert Wilders getting so many votes even though he dislikes free press, free courts, the parlement. For god sake his party only has one member which is himself. If that doesn't scream autocrat that I don't know what does. but still people give him a chance. It seems we are doomed to repeat our mistakes.
and the role of the media, especially corporate media in the US. They are responsible for spreading this jewel at 11:25 - the interviewer’s response “it’s being published” is everything we need to know about the role that legacy media has played in the ascent of authoritarianism and fascism in the US. If it’s raining outside, you don’t present both sides about why it’s raining. It’s just raining.
11:25 the interviewer’s response “it’s being published” is everything we need to know about the role that legacy media has played in the ascent of authoritarianism and fascism in the US. If it’s raining outside, you don’t present both sides about why it’s raining. It’s just raining.
This woman is a big partisan, she takes Trumps words out of context and at the same time deminishes what Kamala and Biden say in terms of inflamatory rhetoric
This woman shows that thug countries are siding each other, learn each other how to dodge sanctions, eradicate opposition and they extradite each others dissidents
She shows that thug nations are siding each other teach each other how to dodge sanctions eradicate opposition and they extradite each others dissidents
On the point about migrants and voting: Isn't it the case that migrants eventually become citizens, and that that's something the Biden administration has been doing? I get that illegal immigrants being able to vote instantly is not serious, but if they get a citizenship after a couple of years, they are able to vote and do more so on the Democratic party...
Mrs. Applebaum names the U.S. as the largest democracy in the world, but does not indicate the price the citizen pays for this. The democracy that the people in the U.S. experience is limited to the elite who are allowed to pull the strings, in other words it is not an attractive example. For the U.S. democracy is a concept to oppress other nations and regions and thus hinder its own development. If democracy were the ideal concept to govern every country well, a majority of the world's population would strive for it. There are now countries where all energy goes to good education, health care and housing and reject the political spectacle of the U.S.
so the points you are making are all republican policies, who are now trying to turn the us in an autocracy. ever heard of a famous university from a democracy ? do they have good healthcare in russia ?
all the policy's you are mentioning are from the republica party. who are now trying to take it all over and make the us into an autocracy. are there famous university's in dictatorial countries? do they have freedom and a good economy in these countries ?
Great call for action, thanks for sharing with us in the NL!
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A predictable view of opinion y a progressive academic with no empathy at all for the profound worries of ordinary people. Autocracy is also caused by the too large influence on society and politics by the well educated and established upper classes.
@@gaspakseppie profound worries of ordinary people are being mobilized by populists for their own gain, dumba$$
@@gaspakseppie maybe you are right… I am not sure to be honest. But I am not a too big of a fan of autocracy’s and neither should one be who values their freedoms, so remaining complacent and silent is not an option. Trying harder to have the discussion on running democracies is one to have, I guess. Let’s do that
Clearly she also has a certain bias, which we all have. But she does have some great points especially considering the failings of larger institution like the UN but also about the western civilization being to complacent. We have forgotten what it is to live under a dictator or what a real world war looks like. We can't imagine anymore that it would happen or that it would affect us, but that is what everyone thinks up until the moment that shit actually hits the fan and you have to face reality.
I would say even here in the Netherlands we are very susceptible with Geert Wilders getting so many votes even though he dislikes free press, free courts, the parlement. For god sake his party only has one member which is himself. If that doesn't scream autocrat that I don't know what does. but still people give him a chance.
It seems we are doomed to repeat our mistakes.
does she has a certain bias ?
or did she investigated it for a long time ?
It is precisely Mr. Wilders who is the product of an unfree and undemocratic society, was once a society.
You are ignoring a lot.
@@pietpiekstra-sl1vrbiased for sure
and the role of the media, especially corporate media in the US. They are responsible for spreading this jewel at 11:25 -
the interviewer’s response “it’s being published” is everything we need to know about the role that legacy media has played in the ascent of authoritarianism and fascism in the US.
If it’s raining outside, you don’t present both sides about why it’s raining. It’s just raining.
Imagine saying Free Press free judging😂😂😂
Its all in the hands of progressives absolute bellend
A Very interesting Video 👍🏻
11:25 the interviewer’s response “it’s being published” is everything we need to know about the role that legacy media has played in the ascent of authoritarianism and fascism in the US.
If it’s raining outside, you don’t present both sides about why it’s raining. It’s just raining.
How is the western press free?
Do you think the russians or chinese are able to watch this ?
@@pietpiekstra-sl1vr Piet, do you think Buitenhof ever puts on a critic of Western foreign policy? No. Just neocons like Anne Appelbaum.
@@dimitrioskantakouzinos8590 then prove it
@@dimitrioskantakouzinos8590 prove that.
Anne Applebaum did.
@@dimitrioskantakouzinos8590 Navalny did that, and Zelensky and the Ukrainian people show that you have a duty to stand up to it.
Axis of Evil: Iran, North-Korea, Russia, Venezuela, Cuba, Nicaragua, Syria, Myanmar, China...and yes Hungary 🤣
solvakia italy netherlands ?
Axis of Evil: US, UK, EU
@@dimitrioskantakouzinos8590 what have they done to you ?
@@pietpiekstra-sl1vr having an U in their abbreviation obviously
Bang voor free speech internet en AI hahaha ah
Orange man bad
Trump Derangement Syndrome is strong in this specimen
Jewish people are very fickle with people they cant control
This woman is a big partisan, she takes Trumps words out of context and at the same time deminishes what Kamala and Biden say in terms of inflamatory rhetoric
No,you are wrong! Trump is actually the context himself
This woman shows that thug countries are siding each other, learn each other how to dodge sanctions, eradicate opposition and they extradite each others dissidents
She shows that thug nations are siding each other teach each other how to dodge sanctions eradicate opposition and they extradite each others dissidents
listen to the waterloo speach . you can hear trump litteraly say this.
@@piroska5552 Come again? You are not very coherent.
On the point about migrants and voting: Isn't it the case that migrants eventually become citizens, and that that's something the Biden administration has been doing? I get that illegal immigrants being able to vote instantly is not serious, but if they get a citizenship after a couple of years, they are able to vote and do more so on the Democratic party...
But China andRussia don,t have hundreds basis in the world like you have to control your wishes !
they actually do. wagner in nort africa russians in syria chinese all around the Indian ocean etc.
You do not see the 1000nds of infiltrants from Xina and ruSSia in EU or elsewhere, but that doesn't mean there aren't
Mrs. Applebaum names the U.S. as the largest democracy in the world, but does not indicate the price the citizen pays for this. The democracy that the people in the U.S. experience is limited to the elite who are allowed to pull the strings, in other words it is not an attractive example. For the U.S. democracy is a concept to oppress other nations and regions and thus hinder its own development. If democracy were the ideal concept to govern every country well, a majority of the world's population would strive for it. There are now countries where all energy goes to good education, health care and housing and reject the political spectacle of the U.S.
Name those countries. Your definition of good education is? Good health care as a trade off to less freedom of speech and civil rights?
Good health care as a trade off to Iess freedom of speech and civil rights I bet
so the points you are making are all republican policies, who are now trying to turn the us in an autocracy.
ever heard of a famous university from a democracy ?
do they have good healthcare in russia ?
all the policy's you are mentioning are from the republica party.
who are now trying to take it all over and make the us into an autocracy.
are there famous university's in dictatorial countries?
do they have freedom and a good economy in these countries ?
If democracy were the ideal concept to govern every country well,
why are Ukraine , Geogia and Moldova fighting so hard for it then ?