(10-14-2016, 03:30 PM)disasterzone Wrote:(10-14-2016, 08:34 AM)Warren Dew Wrote:(10-12-2016, 08:12 PM)disasterzone Wrote: I also wonder what would happen to a 4T type person who's angry that the revolution they wanted never happened and thinking everything's too wishy washy and mild. Someone who wants to push their 4T ideology on the max and believes that should have been the solution.
Can you give some examples of what you might be talking about? Fourth turnings are basically pushed to the max already. Pushing things further would involve stuff like executing all southern whites after the Civil War, or nuking Japanese and German cities after they had surrendered unconditionally; I'd think advocates of such things would just be ignored.
An example is someone upset that their solution to the 4T wasn't taken because things went a totally different way than what they think should have happened. It could be someone who was the loser in a war in some cases and now on the demonized side, other cases it could be someone who wanted a solution that the people rejected, even if they weren't at war with the other ideology at the time. Like a person who wanted the South to succeed from the union and was still angry at Abraham Lincoln. Or maybe even someone who was angry that communism wasn't used as the solution to the great depression and wished they had that type of a revolution in the US.
Well think of things like the KKK and Redeemer governments, or Buckley's conservative movement. Both were 1T responses taken by folks on the losing side in the prior 4T who sought to keep the flame lit. In the subsequent 2T they got their chance, eliminating black suffrage and subsquently enacting Jim Crow over 1890-1908 in the Great Power saeculum, and the beginning of a operational program for the conservative movement proposed in the Powell memo which flowered into the Reagan Revolution in the Milsaec.