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A clear example of such a phenomena can be seen here.
FDR would have won as many terms as he would have lived to see. But naturally this isn't a big deal because you see FDR was a good guy. And this naturally is perfectly democratic, unlike say the repeated election of Vladimir Putin. Because you see Vladimir Putin dosen't have friends in Harvard. No one really believes in democracy except hicks with quaint ideas of independent thought, the process of government is a scientific process bound to improve due to the magic of Whig history or so the progressive believes.
What happened to the power structure that FDR built? Was it replaced by some other clique? Did it just vanish? No comrade it had simply became obsolete, FDR's death provided a convenient Schilling point for its transformation to something more in tune with the times, a better system of control. If you are wondering how this transformation came about and what where the forces that made FDR possible in the first place read Mencius Moldbug.
FDR would have won as many terms as he would have lived to see. But naturally this isn't a big deal because you see FDR was a good guy. And this naturally is perfectly democratic, unlike say the repeated election of Vladimir Putin. Because you see Vladimir Putin dosen't have friends in Harvard. No one really believes in democracy except hicks with quaint ideas of independent thought, the process of government is a scientific process bound to improve due to the magic of Whig history or so the progressive believes.
What happened to the power structure that FDR built? Was it replaced by some other clique? Did it just vanish? No comrade it had simply became obsolete, FDR's death provided a convenient Schilling point for its transformation to something more in tune with the times, a better system of control. If you are wondering how this transformation came about and what where the forces that made FDR possible in the first place read Mencius Moldbug.
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