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Jiang links Locke, Hume, and Bentham to a civilizational philosophy of property, weakened truth, and utilitarian pleasure that later becomes Western values.
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Western Values
Jiang links Locke, Hume, and Bentham to a civilizational philosophy of property, weakened truth, and utilitarian pleasure that later becomes Western values.
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"It could fight a war against someone like Napoleon and keep on fighting until Napoleon was finally defeated. So it took six, seven wars,..."
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"with John Locke and the certification of private property as the highest good as something that is God -given private property right then you..."
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"And that the modern Western values that we see, a lot of people are becoming disillusioned with. A lot of people are not happy..."
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"...Russian people, maybe they would prefer the West, the comfort, the Western values. And maybe some negative Western values, for example, individualism and so..."
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"...didn't believe in self -sacrifice for the nation. They thought that Western values, the Western lifestyle was much better. Okay? So they gave up...."
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