He says the narrative that America is a force for good no longer holds across left or right, with the left seeing America as founded on slavery and violence and the right seeing it as destructive empire.
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Narrative Collapse
He summarizes the civil-war causal triad as militarized society, breakdown of shared narratives, and collapse of trusted authority figures.
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He summarizes the civil-war causal triad as militarized society, breakdown of shared narratives, and collapse of trusted authority figures.
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"Consumers have thousands of dollars in credit card debt. You can no longer afford houses. If you buy a house, you can't pay off..."
"And then you look at what's happening in Israel, right? Well, more young people now believe that America is a force of evil in..."
"They're always lying to us, right? New York Times, Washington Post, CNN, they're just liars, okay? So, no one trusts the media anymore. Then..."
"And number three is there are no more authority figures, no more institutions that can bring people together. They're going to divide people, okay?..."
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A June 2024 lecture arguing that the next American civil war will not repeat 1861.
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