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Society has moved away from traditional family roles due to ideologies that prioritize narratives over truth.

The globalist agenda, as described by critics, aims to create a neo-feudalistic society where resources and rights are controlled by a few, leading to a modern form of slavery.

The post-World War II era saw a pivot away from big state programs towards neoliberalism, characterized by market economies with welfare systems and sensible regulations. This shift marked a significant change in economic policy.

The socialist narrative has won the last century by creating a mythological alternative to capitalism, despite capitalism offering more freedom. This narrative exploits people's desire for security and meaning, often leading them into systems that limit their independence.

The push for digital IDs and control over social media is viewed as a means to limit personal freedom and expression.

The progressive movement, termed 'transgressives,' seeks to undermine traditional institutions, viewing them as oppressive and limiting personal freedom.

Capitalism is seen as the best tool to combat alienation caused by industrialization, by promoting deregulation and family businesses to increase agency and cooperation.

The two core enemies of capitalism historically have been monarchist nobility and progressive leftists. Both groups have used similar justifications to oppose free market competition.

Classical liberalism failed to prevent the rise of socialism due to its inability to address the meaning crisis created by social shifts. Socialists offered a comprehensive worldview that appealed to people's need for meaning, despite its flaws.

Role theory suggests that liberty exists within defined roles, such as being a husband or a father, and when liberty destroys these roles, it becomes destructive libertinism.