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'''Nixon''' — the benchmark of a vanished veneer. | |||
== From the [https://infrared-transcripts.pages.dev/en/kick/infrared/14f94259-9bf5-4ae8-aaed-31205e0fd690/ RED PILL NEWS | PALESTINE WAR stream] == | == From the [https://infrared-transcripts.pages.dev/en/kick/infrared/14f94259-9bf5-4ae8-aaed-31205e0fd690/ RED PILL NEWS | PALESTINE WAR stream] == | ||
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> "You could say that was true since FDR — you could say that's FDR, that's Richard Nixon. And I'm like, yeah, but it was never so explicit. There was this veneer back then — this aestheticization of American democracy into an ideology, which covered up that discrepancy for a long time. But precisely that ideology has collapsed." | > "You could say that was true since FDR — you could say that's FDR, that's Richard Nixon. And I'm like, yeah, but it was never so explicit. There was this veneer back then — this aestheticization of American democracy into an ideology, which covered up that discrepancy for a long time. But precisely that ideology has collapsed." | ||
Nixon-era constitutional evasion happened under an operative democratic ideology; today the ideology itself is dead, leaving raw power management without legitimation — the condition Infrared's whole strategy addresses ([[New Deal]], [[MAGA Communism]]). | Nixon-era constitutional evasion happened under an operative democratic ideology; today the ideology itself is dead, leaving raw power management without legitimation — the condition Infrared's whole strategy addresses ([[New Deal]], [[MAGA Communism]]). | ||
Latest revision as of 11:11, 21 August 2026
Nixon — the benchmark of a vanished veneer.
From the RED PILL NEWS | PALESTINE WAR stream
On Trump and the Democrats both instrumentalizing the Constitution ("how do we get a loophole around this"):
> "You could say that was true since FDR — you could say that's FDR, that's Richard Nixon. And I'm like, yeah, but it was never so explicit. There was this veneer back then — this aestheticization of American democracy into an ideology, which covered up that discrepancy for a long time. But precisely that ideology has collapsed."
Nixon-era constitutional evasion happened under an operative democratic ideology; today the ideology itself is dead, leaving raw power management without legitimation — the condition Infrared's whole strategy addresses (New Deal, MAGA Communism).