When Alexis de Tocqueville predicted our nation in 1835, he believed that America had constructed its own definition of democracy, which reduced the concept of individualism and emphasized neutrality through equal conditions of society. Today, the allure of democracy continues to be led by deception, propagandizing its notoriety based upon cultural circumstance as an objective moral reference rather than basing legislation on eternal truth. In America today, those who question the validity of our so-called “democracy” are quickly persecuted for displaying opposition to the objectivity of the state. To achieve this, the ruling class, alongside various philanthropic groups, has formed what can be described as new-age micro-aristocracies under the pretext of “equality.” To further ensure confusion, remedied by further state intervention, this encroaching violation of self-sovereignty has created a contemporary campaign styled as “equity.” This utopian-laced perdition is nothing more than the biased-economic favor of a maniacal oligopoly that aims to enslave minorities and the working class into indefinite servitude. Yet Tocqueville warned us against striving to achieve this current state of division in which we reside.
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Tocqueville and Antebellum America
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When Alexis de Tocqueville predicted our nation in 1835, he believed that America had constructed its own definition of democracy, which reduced the concept of individualism and emphasized neutrality through equal conditions of society. Today, the allure of democracy continues to be led by deception, propagandizing its notoriety based upon cultural circumstance as an objective moral reference rather than basing legislation on eternal truth. In America today, those who question the validity of our so-called “democracy” are quickly persecuted for displaying opposition to the objectivity of the state. To achieve this, the ruling class, alongside various philanthropic groups, has formed what can be described as new-age micro-aristocracies under the pretext of “equality.” To further ensure confusion, remedied by further state intervention, this encroaching violation of self-sovereignty has created a contemporary campaign styled as “equity.” This utopian-laced perdition is nothing more than the biased-economic favor of a maniacal oligopoly that aims to enslave minorities and the working class into indefinite servitude. Yet Tocqueville warned us against striving to achieve this current state of division in which we reside.