@CouldntBRighter Oh no, you've got it all wrong. To have a "big cause" you have to have a certain psychological type. It's the kind of person most likely to join cults.
This is always at odds with people who don't fall for causes.
This is always at odds with people who don't fall for causes.
@CouldntBRighter Usually it's a fanatical elite vs. the non-causey masses who just want to grill. In the Axis states, the "causey" people fell into the "cause" of their nation. That is, the nation became the cause. Think SS (core, later they became a way for non-Germans to join the army).
@CouldntBRighter But what has happened is the causey people, who usually just lose over time, have brought in foreign nations. And so you have nationalisms pitted against each other in the US - black, white, various browns - and so the nationalisms can't form a unified front against the cultists
@CouldntBRighter "White supremacy" gins up two groups: ALL causey/culty people, and non-white defaults (nationalists, fascists).
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