Confrontational Structure

Confrontational Structure

Confrontational structures are sometimes deliberately instigated by politicians and others. To persuade the populace to perceive something as hostile and to attack it. By doing so, they try to garner support from the public or distract the public from the essential issues.
Politicians often deliberately fan the antagonism to gain popularity. Even if one does not overtly provoke conflict by exposing hatred and loathing, it is often used as a typical political means to indirectly impress a hostile existence and make the people hate it.
We must be wary of those who try to foment the structure of opposition, who try to fit the phenomenon of things into the structure of opposition. Simplifying things and making things easier to understand sounds good, but in many cases this is an act of diverting attention from the essential issues, fostering misunderstandings, and making people attack something as an enemy.

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*Return to Departure from Europeanism

• Capitalism and Communism
• Repression and Violence
• Remnants of 19th Century Imperialism
• Hatred and Agitation
• Cold Dark World
• Material Civilization
• Western Medicine
• Revolution
• Populism
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• Globalism
• Surveillance Society
• Rationalism
• War and Economy
• Hate Speech
• Democracy
• Social Security
• Confrontational Structure
• Free Market
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