Trump’s Authoritarian Revolution - for the USA, world & Ukraine

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00:00 Trump is back
00:23 Authoritarian revolution
01:19 Death of conservatism
02:30 MAGA psychology
04:23 Crisis of trust
06:42 Collapse of centre
09:02 Emotional grounding
10:28 Biden
11:40 Harris
13:08 journalist in post-truth age
15:21 Trump's plan for Ukraine

[VladVexler]

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[davidjairala]

I want to live in a world where this channel gets more views than Tucker Carlson

[sylverscale]

I'm from Europe, and I've subscribed to even more channels now than before the election.
I won't be able to do much but I will keep myself informed and talk to people. This is global, not just a thing that all affect the US.

[VladVexler]

Khhhi beautiful community - a health PS! I recorded this video without a script in 10 goes, lying down with oxygen in between each go. 💪💛

[chrisvazan]

You are absolutely amazing. So many commentators, even many of whom I still like, pretty much all say the same stuff, but your videos are full of original thoughts and analyses. A great pleasure to watch your content.

[LalaDepala_]

As a European I have always said that the U.S. never learned from WW2. The more I heard "We saved you! You're welcome!" the more I realized this.

I don't think Americans learned anything about WW2 other than "Hitler was evil and we saved the world".

[thesenate]

Inagine how bad this wave of populism is going to get once the climate refugee crisis really begins.

[brianboyle]

I'm reminded of Lincoln's quote read over a beautiful sunset scene at the start of Ken Burns' The Civil War - "At what point then is the approach of danger to be expected? I answer, if it ever reach us, it must spring up amongst us. It cannot come from abroad. If destruction be our lot, we must ourselves be its author and finisher. As a nation of freemen, we must live through all time, or die by suicide."

[AdeodatusX]

Cant believe my family who came from Ukraine voted for Trump because they thought he would handle the war in Ukraine better....

[nullusanxietas]

I'm probably the only libertarian-socialist here, but I stand in solidarity with people across the political spectrum for a return to a pre-2016 political landscape in terms of approach, stability of government and decorum. We don't need strong men, we need strong, united (if politically diverse) communities to combat rampant hatred and stupidity.

[RoundingThird]

I'm a middle aged straight white man. I'm terrified. Can't imagine how much that amplifies for other demographics.

[pyros]

Brilliant Vlad! This is helpful to my extended American family, who are in despair at the moment, you have been succinct and clear. I am sharing this to them all. xx

[daiakunin]

Outstanding video Vlad. The Democratic party in the USA and every professional news outlet should watch this and learn.

[randomdude]

Well done. Simply the best "Trump won, now what" video I've seen yet, by FAR.

[oliveribasta]

Thank you for uploading a new videos considering the circumstances. We need your voice. Big love from Poland✌️

[methylenedioxy]

Wow, Vlad! You have outdone yourself this time! Excellent analysis! As a Harris-voting American, I find much realism and comfort in your message. Much love! Keep talking to us! It helps a lot!

[flugzeugtagerauenbeleuchtu]

I want to add that the political shift towards authoritarianism is also driven by apathy towards complex moral issues.
People will prioritize their petty frustrations with life over larger discursive reflection.

[IvetaWells]

❤ Dearest Vlad, thank you so much. I am sharing it with my daughter who is devastated. Many of young generation are very worried about the climate and overall state of the society. Sending love and energy ❤

[danielnelson]

I disagree with your takes on Kamala Harris. She may have been a decent debater but she didn't have a clear vision to unite both the left and right wings together, for a more complete America, she only had talking points that virtue signals to feminists and progressives, and she couldn't give decent push back when asked to actually outlay her policies going forwards. Honestly wished Biden stayed on longer and took on Trump than be veto'd or having to step down and pass it onto Kamala. I think it was better for him to stay on, fight Trump, and when he wins or even loses then Kamala can step up. That debate she had with Trump was not a good look for Kamala, and she didn't even pressure him on explaining what a tariff is or get him to explain any of his policies solidly on the stage. She even failed to protect herself rhetorically against a Fox News reporter who pressured her into explaining her immigration policy.

I agree with you that she has little leadership skills, and she had made mistakes. IMHO the biggest one is when she was heckled in a Christian rally she made fun of the Christian theres. No, in USA Christ is king, Jesus is The Lord, and in a region and culture with a Christian backbone you better not upset such a foundational religion of your own country. She did that, and that may have been the BIGGEST mistake she did.

[ravivandersalm]

2 party system is also to blame. If one party is in power during unavoidable economic crisis, many voters will vote for the other party. In a multi party democracy would be more likely to switch to a different party of the same ideology.