The Auron MacIntyre Show The Failed Experiment of the Modern State | Guest: Darryl Cooper | 3/5/25
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Mar 5, 2025 
Darryl Cooper, host of the "Martyr Made Podcast," dives into the modern state's impact on social cohesion. He argues that traditional bonds like family and faith are being replaced by abstract identities driven by ideology and economics. The discussion reveals how the centralization of power is failing and examines the historical implications of these changes and their influence on contemporary society. Cooper also addresses America's evolving identity amidst immigration and the challenge of uniting diverse cultural backgrounds.
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White House Denouncement
- Darryl Cooper was denounced by the White House for comments on a historical event.
- Despite the controversy, he received overwhelming support from his community and continued his work.
World War II Narrative as Justification
- The World War II narrative serves as a tool to justify current geopolitical actions and maintain the existing world order.
- It's time to step back and analyze it as a historical event, understanding the different perspectives involved.
Failed Experiment of Modern State
- Modern states attempt to replace traditional bonds with abstract identities like ideology and economics.
- This experiment is failing as seen in the breakdown of social cohesion and rise of identity politics.