Ritalin and Upper Limits. On the European Populism and the voluntary new obedience in parts of the society

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Examining two distinct forms of contemporary populism, the essay contrasts the stubborn-child variant prevalent in Western Europe with a more autocratic approach. It explores the motivations behind right-wing populism, highlighting the differences between these two manifestations and their respective goals. Additionally, the text questions whether populist regimes might have valid points in their assertions, providing a nuanced perspective on the complexities of modern political landscapes.