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- I'm not at all fond, however, of the fact they (along with Progressive Int'l) didn't condemn Russian imperialism or support Ukraine's right to sovereignty.Continuity
- Also, the goal of non-alignment didn't work the first time around, and it won't the second time.Continuity
- ideas like this can morph into anything basically. on first glance they seem ok, but who knows what will emerge from it.renderedred
- i member the non-alignment movement first time around. ;)renderedred
- Ah yeah, being Serb, you were technically 'part of it'.
Non-alignment really only works when there's nothing to align with, I think.Continuity - Which sounds obvious and pedantic, but it's true. So long as their are poles in the world, and we need to pick sides.Continuity
- I'm a Yugoslavian my friend I still present myself as such. For us non-alignment was a source of pride. I thought and still do that it is a wonderful idea, butrenderedred
- 'on first glance they seem ok, but who knows what will emerge from it.' <— also true. The portential for perversion of those ideas will always remain.Continuity
- execution is the key. You need very strong leaders like Tito, Castro, Nehru, and so on for it to hold at least.renderedred
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- 'I thought and still do that it is a wonderful idea' <— it's not that I disagree with you on the idea of it. As you said, execution is key. The thing is, thoughContinuity
- ... it was the nations with the least geo-political power who went this route, and I'm convinced it made them vulnerable to the powers.Continuity
- and the whole picking sides, good v bad spiel, watch a few adam curtis series... it's all made up.renderedred
- And, actually, not just the least gro-political power, but also little economic power comparatively.Continuity
- I think I'd rather align myself until someone finally figures out how we can truly stop having to do so, and everyone goes all-in with that plan.Continuity
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- totally fine to align. and yeah, it has to be all in thing.renderedred
- flol my dude, did we just have a mini-disagreement, only to arrive at the same conclusion?Continuity
- sure. LOLrenderedred
- the meandering timeline of our discussion looks like it.renderedred
- bcs we wrote at the same time.renderedred
- Hehe yup yupContinuity