
In "On Fascism," MacWilliams reveals 46% of Americans inconsistently support democracy. Endorsed by constitutional scholar Laurence Tribe as brilliantly complementing Snyder's "On Tyranny," this provocative 208-page journey challenges American exceptionalism while offering urgent lessons from our darkest historical chapters.
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America has always been caught in a tug-of-war between its lofty democratic ideals and darker authoritarian impulses. Matthew C. MacWilliams' research reveals a disturbing reality: approximately 18% of Americans are highly disposed to authoritarianism, with another 23% just below them. This means four in ten Americans favor authority, obedience, and uniformity over freedom and diversity. The tension between our democratic rhetoric and authoritarian tendencies creates a perpetual identity crisis that threatens the very foundations of our republic. When fear takes hold, these authoritarian impulses can quickly override constitutional protections. We've seen this pattern repeatedly throughout American history-from the Alien and Sedition Acts to Japanese internment to post-9/11 surveillance. Each time, Americans have eventually pulled back from the brink, but not before causing significant damage to our democratic institutions and values. The question isn't whether America has authoritarian tendencies-it's whether we can recognize and resist them before they destroy what makes America worth fighting for.
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Creado por exalumnos de la Universidad de Columbia en San Francisco
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