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What History Tells Us About Letting This Continue | Simon Rosenberg and Stuart Stevens
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7:19Now PlayingHistory is unambiguous: when democracies normalize lawlessness and cruelty, they don’t recover on their own.
Simon Rosenberg and Stuart Stevens explain how authoritarian movements escalate when they aren’t confronted early — drawing clear lessons from Europe, the Civil Rights era, and America’s own past. The warning is simple and urgent: delay is not neutrality, and caution is not safety.
This is what history tells us happens when we let this continue.
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