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30 Jun 2022 #121
@Miloslaw
It comes down to the thought of being responsible of one's own actions (collectively and individually)
The west (in this example: France, Germany and U.K) have been pending between focusing between collective and individual politics from one extreme to another, for that reason they expect to influence as self defence with use of military or other means quite offensively. It didn't change much until Napoleonic Wars, (except for Germans who had enormous casualties from it, didn't get the update about it until after ww2 in practical terms)
Post ww1 Germans still wanted an personalised form of government (mono-rule), it's downside wasn't noticed until consequences of ww2. Due to have been convinced by conspiracy theories, that were accepted by German military staff as to save themselves from the responsibility and out of loyalty of their head of state.
It comes down to the thought of being responsible of one's own actions (collectively and individually)
The west (in this example: France, Germany and U.K) have been pending between focusing between collective and individual politics from one extreme to another, for that reason they expect to influence as self defence with use of military or other means quite offensively. It didn't change much until Napoleonic Wars, (except for Germans who had enormous casualties from it, didn't get the update about it until after ww2 in practical terms)
Post ww1 Germans still wanted an personalised form of government (mono-rule), it's downside wasn't noticed until consequences of ww2. Due to have been convinced by conspiracy theories, that were accepted by German military staff as to save themselves from the responsibility and out of loyalty of their head of state.