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Are fundamentalists, whether religious, or political, trying to create a new world order?
extreme right/left, or polarized, not a moderate of either sideI would say more like an "old world order".
PS: fundamentalism as a religious doctrine is well defined, but how would you define a "political fundamentalist"?
extreme right/left, or polarized, not a moderate of either side
nothing to excess. Oracle of DelphiWell then, if I were to accept this definiton for "political fundamentalist" and that for religious fundamentalists, I would say that no, the overwhelming majority of those groups don't wish to create a new world order.
Religious fundamentalists are attempting to recreate a religious theocracy or a regime with strong theocratic accent similar to those of Modern era Europe and Middle East.
The extreme right is dominated by neo-nazi and other ethno-fascist groups who wish to recreate the fascist States of Europe in the 30's and 40's. A couple are more attracted to "robber-barons" capitalist States more akin to England or the US in the mid 1800's (slavery included).
The extreme left is dominated by tired marxists trying to revive the days of the Soviet Union and communist revolution of the early 20th century.
The only groups that could be said to be interested in creating "a new world order", in the sense of something new that hasn't been tried to a large extand before would be anarchists and "third positionists". While anarchists and communalists are on the ascendant amongst the extreme left, displacing the marxists of old, the third positionists are still very, very unpopular.
What do you think?
Are fundamentalists, whether religious, or political, trying to create a new world order?
nothing to excess. Oracle of Delphi
Nonsense, or laughter is sometimes the best medicine. Some take life to seriously and some not enough.Beware the balance fallacy. The middle ground might sometime look attractive, but the midway point between sense and non-sense is still a longway from being sensible.
Nonsense, or laughter is sometimes the best medicine. Some take life to seriously and some not enough.
All sense and no nonsense, makes for a boring life
Fun fact: Charlie Chaplin, who famously made fun of Adolf Hitler of all people in The Great Dictator, was a radical pacifist and a communist, for which he got in such serious trouble in the 1950s US (where he had been living for decades), that he moved to Switzerland and never returned. So, one of the undisputed masters of slapstick comedy was a radical extreme leftist.Nonsense, or laughter is sometimes the best medicine. Some take life to seriously and some not enough.
All sense and no nonsense, makes for a boring life
Society is already destroyed and they want to give it the final blow.Are fundamentalists, whether religious, or political, trying to create a new world order?
i hear it in my heart, peace on earth good will to manSociety is already destroyed and they want to give it the final blow.