Relativism leads to tyranny, since without reason and evidence, force decides human conflicts. This was the subject of my Masters Thesis in the early 1990s, dealing with Hegel, Kant, Plato and Locke. Everything since then has reinforced my argument.
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That sounds like an especially dark Nietzschean interpretation of Plato that bears almost no connection to what the man actually said.
Plato was a terrifying totalitarianhttps://youtu.be/b4KDxvz5D30
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I know that you like to stay a few degrees removed from the riff raff, but after it's resurgent popularity and me just finishing it, I'd love your thoughts on either Ragnar Redbeard's, or Bronze Age Perverts book. BAP has good ideas about implicit movements.
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Or at least taking politics out of the equation and implicitly being political through altruistic actions in the community
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