The United States has been mired in the “long emergency” of accumulated threats within the postmodern order. The attendant sense of crisis persists, and it calls into question whether normality is possible further into the century.
(A robust communitarian conservatism is essential for responding to this era known for its loneliness and alienation.)
By James Howard Kunstler ● The American Conservative ● 12/21/2017
The United States has been mired in the “long emergency” of accumulated threats within the postmodern order. The attendant sense of crisis persists, and it calls into question whether normality is possible further into the century.
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