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Bernd Thu, 13 Mar 2025 00:07:41 GMT No. 25626065 [Kohl] [Report thread]
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What exactly was Thomas Hobbes' political alignment? It's clear that he favors a strong state out of necessity but beyond that his political affiliation doesn't seem to be that specialized, as an author.
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Bernd Thu, 13 Mar 2025 00:09:20 GMT No. 25626072
Christian Commonwealth
Bernd Thu, 13 Mar 2025 00:13:35 GMT No. 25626086
Da kang of england
Bernd Thu, 13 Mar 2025 00:14:03 GMT No. 25626089
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>>25626065
Bernd Thu, 13 Mar 2025 00:14:08 GMT No. 25626090
He was like a dirtbag leftist. He was leftists liked Communism and e-girls but he wasn't afraid to say "faggot"
Bernd Thu, 13 Mar 2025 00:16:39 GMT No. 25626097 >>25626102 >>25626111
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He was traumatized by the English Civil War, which was ended by the actions of Kingslayer "CROMWELL".
Bernd Thu, 13 Mar 2025 00:17:38 GMT No. 25626102 >>25626111 >>25626114
>>25626097 That said, it seems like they tolerated each other. Hobbes was allowed to return to England and live peacefully under the protectorate.
Bernd Thu, 13 Mar 2025 00:19:35 GMT No. 25626111 >>25626121
>>25626097 >>25626102 Right, so, it seems Cromwell was smart enough to realize Hobbes wasn't exactly a monarchist in particular
Hobbes Smashes Cromwell and the Rump: An Interpretation of Leviathan Bernd Thu, 13 Mar 2025 00:22:25 GMT No. 25626114 >>25626120
>>25626102 Do you agree with this roastie? >Recent scholarship interprets Leviathan as subtly revealing Thomas Hobbes’s allegiance to Cromwell, the Rump Parliament and (or) the Commonwealth. I, however, argue that Hobbes’s Leviathan intends to smash the religious principles underwriting Cromwell, the Rump and the new regime. I begin by situating Leviathan alongside the popular religious rhetoric favoring Cromwell, the Rump and their allies. I then proceed to reveal how Hobbes’s Leviathan subverts the popular religious opinions justifying their claims to authority. Hobbes’s politically subversive arguments are important because de facto power ultimately rests on the legitimizing public opinions that lead men to consent to obey and to support a particular man or an assembly of men. That is, right makes might, according to Hobbes. By subverting the powerful religious opinions legitimizing Cromwell’s and the Rump’s rise, Hobbes intends Leviathan to disempower Cromwell and the Rump Parliament.
Bernd Thu, 13 Mar 2025 00:24:00 GMT No. 25626120
>>25626114 I remembered how cringy university intellectuals are. They are pretty much parasites who can only thrive off taxpayers. But unlike NEETS, they force their opinions unto others. They reproduce by this manner.
Bernd Thu, 13 Mar 2025 00:25:39 GMT No. 25626121
>>25626111 Hobbes wrote the Leviathan because he supported Cromwell and had to indirectly defend himself when Charles II was restored. t. Knower
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