Friday, August 02, 2013

Devolution of empire is not loss of power


It is well overdo time to stop judging power by empire standards. We hear American officials now smugly talking about how Putin's Russia is a resentful fading power, but the breakup of the Soviet Union into its original regions and states was a good thing, a progressive improvement, even if Putin doesn't see it that way. Putin could have been out ahead of the world in promoting ethnostates in Eurasia with cooperative competition between them. This is the future across the world if the world is to survive and evolve.

It will be a good thing when America stops going abroad in search of monsters and loot and allows the regions and states in America to go back to having real power, and the federal government less power. We should have learned the lesson of empire centuries ago from the healthy Roman Republic becoming a decadent empire. Now we have the science of sociobiology to back up the old idea of political ethnostates which allow natural group solidarity to bond societies, rather than attempting to jam distinctly different people and states together into dictatorial empires.

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