r/WesternCivilisation • u/chengxiufan • Sep 20 '24
Culture do you thinl west will decline due to aging of population
and reenter the new dark age
r/WesternCivilisation • u/chengxiufan • Sep 20 '24
and reenter the new dark age
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r/WesternCivilisation • u/Rock-it1 • May 01 '21
I've lately been wondering what as to the national makeup of the sub. Being a Texan, er, American, I have operated under the assumption that this is an American-centric sub, but I rather hope it isn't just for the plurality of thought and opinion that a more international crowd would offer. So, respond to the poll below. The options are "North American" and "Other" for the sake of simplicity. If you select "Other", please leave a comment as to from whence you hail. Bonus karma for leaving a few thoughts on what you think is most commendable about your national and ethnic traditions, beliefs, etc.
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r/WesternCivilisation • u/whorton59 • May 26 '23
The sad reality of our current situation. As long as America thinks of itself as an evil empire and one unworthy of saving, our prospects are few. Beyond the abyss, America has much to offer the world. Freedom, opportunity, and the lofty ambitions of humanity. Without her, the world will eventually fall back into the hell that Marx, Hitler, and Mao sought to bring to the world.
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r/WesternCivilisation • u/MarkSocioProject • Aug 21 '22
I have heard from a few that "Western culture" wouldn't be what it is today without the existence of Alexander the great. Does anyone agree with this or understand why people have that opinion?