Anonymous asked:
This is not intended to be as condescending a question as it reads, but I was wondering if you've studies public policy in university or if you have any qualifications relating to policy or political theory?
My major in university was originally Political Science, and then Political Science/Philosophy/Economics, before I switched to Computer Science, after I started selling some software/3D trinkets, so to speak. I’ve taken classes in international law, comparative politics, intellectual property, economics, and so on.
But my education in those fields is incomplete, and I’m not entirely well-suited to them.
This is a wildcat politics blog. I have no blogging license, nor sanction from the establishment.
I’m not approved by your mother, your progressive liberal friends, or the New York Times. I’ve been compared to Neoreaction, I cannot be cited in arguments, and even if you wanted to cite me, my identity is a deliberate mystery - though I suppose that last part isn’t new in politics.
Of course, what did the Establishment get us? The Iraq War? Meddling in Libya and in Syria? Migration crisis in Europe, and then refusing to acknowledge the issues it causes? Housing shortages paired with high immigration? And what advice do they offer the cities of the interior, but to wither and die?
Some benefit, they may have gotten us, but something better than them must exist somewhere, or some time in the future. Liberal Democracy, in its modern incarnation, is not the end of history, but Democracy means that we all practice politics.
