TRIGGERnometry An Immigrant's Love Letter to the West | Book Launch *Live Recording*
Jul 13, 2022
In a lively discussion, the speakers explore the vital themes of cultural heritage and identity, contrasting the Anglosphere with other cultures. They emphasize the need to shift from trivial identity politics to pressing issues like rising living costs. The conversation also dives into the complex relationship between social media and public discourse, advocating for nuanced understanding and critical engagement. Furthermore, they highlight the importance of empowering individuals beyond victimhood, urging personal agency and community connections.
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Anglosphere vs. The West
- Konstantin Kisin prefers the term "Anglosphere" over "the West".
- He believes the Anglosphere uniquely values tradition alongside reason, unlike France.
Internal Divisions and External Threats
- Kisin argues that Western societies can debate internal issues as long as they are not threatened externally.
- He emphasizes the importance of recognizing that not all cultures share Western values and behaviors.
Culture War and Geopolitics
- Kisin links the culture war to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, citing Trump's failure to get re-elected.
- He believes internal Western dynamics affect how the West is perceived globally and the consequences it faces.
