Political Philosophy
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“Whenever change gets promoted, it has to do with a wish to see all systems redone. Whenever improvement gets promoted, boredom sinks itself into a voter’s mind, because what a voter votes for will be for entertainment and amusement of getting what they want.” – Modern Romanticism Change promotes chaos, or idealism. Improvement promotes order,
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“Whoever claims to be in support of minority rights must also be in support of individual rights. Any greater-in-number minority supported, over an individual, becomes a support of a majority over a minority. If one cannot support an individual right, such as a right to bear arms, one can be disqualified of their credibility to
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“Politics. The realm in which anything sincere becomes as blackened as attempting to fry an egg in an erupting caldera.” – Modern Romanticism Liberalism or to be a Liberal, as the most fundamental of definitions, is to be a decent human being. Though, that is outside of politics where such is possible. Politics, in the
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“Treat that which is meant to be temporary as meant to be permanent, then one has merely offered their life upon a silver platter directly to their executioner. As life is temporary, then death will be permanent.” – Modern Romanticism All things so precious to the individual, are there to be treated as temporary. If
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“The one who caused the problem out of selfish means, can never be equal to the one who resolves the matter towards a selfless end.” – Modern Romanticism This issue of climate change is an example for how humans believe themselves more dominant, than even Nature. What is worse, is that we believe we can
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“The only reason a scandal would target the fiercest at the politician, is because it strikes the heart. Character becomes the only thing berated, of the politician, when the scandal is caused. The heart is the symbol to the emotions. The mind is the symbol to logic. The body is the symbol to vulnerability of
Modern Romanticism 