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The claim that capitalist disconnection pushes societies back toward religious tyranny because it supplies meaning and order.
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theocracy as capitalist response
The claim that capitalist disconnection pushes societies back toward religious tyranny because it supplies meaning and order.
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"The second is called fascism, okay, or the Nazis. All right, so the 12th century was really about defeating these two critics of capitalism,..."
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"Okay, this is really important. People in North Korea, even though they're poorer, even though they have less freedom, they are on average happier..."
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"But, okay, let's just say, for the sake of argument, you know what? I like my individual freedom, right? I don't want to go..."
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"But if we choose to continue the system where you have eight billion people struggling on this earth, then you're stuck with moving towards..."
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"Why is anxiety important? Because it leads to capitalism. So in other words, these four concepts are interconnected, all right? Disconnection leads to suicide...."
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"...they're talking about a return to a theocracy because the direct response to capitalism is a theocracy. Let's just all obey the church and..."
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The Protestant Reformation begins as liberation from priest, pope, and ritual.
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