The J. Burden Show The South African Adventure w/ Roman Cabanac: The J. Burden Show Ep. 401
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Jan 6, 2026 Roman Cabanac, a France-born commentator based in South Africa, dives deep into topics like the 'South Africanization' of Western policies and the impact of mass migration on social trust. He shares insights on police dysfunction, the reliance on private security, and demoralization caused by immigration. Additionally, Roman discusses the evolving roles of parents in education as public services decline. He ends on a hopeful note, encouraging listeners to explore South Africa's opportunities and vibrant culture.
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How States Become Low‑Trust Societies
- South Africanization describes how diverse, large states with weak leadership fragment into factional low-trust systems.
- Imported globalist policies plus rapid immigration can erode social cohesion and create privatized security and mafias.
Immigration As A Tool For Atomization
- Mass immigration can be used by capital and state actors to weaken labor solidarity and fragment communities.
- That fragmentation benefits corporate interests and turns government into arbiter between factional groups.
Double Standards Among Pro‑Immigration Elites
- Pro-immigration elites often avoid living with the consequences of their policies, creating double standards.
- Roman argues the motive includes demoralizing and undermining traditional Western societies.
