
Why Real Democracy Needs Conflict, Not Consensus
Real democracy thrives on disagreement—unity without conflict often masks power and silences necessary political struggle.
Real democracy thrives on disagreement—unity without conflict often masks power and silences necessary political struggle.
A new breed of conservative has emerged, one that paradoxically seeks radical change by yearning for a mythologised past.
The alliance between reactionary forces and the working class is not built on shared economic interests but on a manufactured sense of cultural identity.