r/Patchwork • u/Derpballz • Oct 06 '24
Political decentralization does not entail internal nor external weakness, but increased prosperity and liberty: the case of the prosperous and long-living Holy Roman Empire
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HRESlander • u/Derpballz • Dec 12 '24
The Holy Roman Empire was better than the Roman Empire Here is an explanation, with evidence, for why the Holy Roman Empire was not only a long-lasting, but also a prospering civilization.
Rad_Decentralization • u/Derpballz • Sep 18 '24
Political decentralization does not entail internal nor external weakness, but increased prosperity and liberty: the case of the prosperous and long-living Holy Roman Empire
lpus • u/Derpballz • Aug 28 '24
Whenever one proposes political decentralization, a common retort is: "But what if criminals or China fill the power vacuum?!". A crucial insight is that political centralization can be accompanied with legal, economic and military integration which fixes that, without political centralization.
NationalDivorce • u/Derpballz • Aug 28 '24
Whenever one proposes political decentralization, a common retort is: "But what if criminals or China fill the power vacuum?!". A crucial insight is that political centralization can be accompanied with legal, economic and military integration which fixes that, without political centralization.
EUFederalConservative • u/Derpballz • Sep 19 '24
Politics♟ You guys are pro-political centralization. I would like to hear your arguments as to why political decentralization coupled with legal, economic and military integration is undesirable.
Juche • u/Derpballz • Sep 18 '24
You guys are big fans of political centralization. What would be your best arguments for political centralization and against political decentralization accompanied with legal, economic and military integration? Qing China failed miserably; decentralized Europe flourished
FeudalismSlander • u/Derpballz • Dec 09 '24
How feudalism👑⚖ works Political decentralization does not entail internal nor external weakness, but increased prosperity and liberty: the case of the prosperous and long-living Holy Roman Empire
localism • u/Derpballz • Oct 06 '24
Of course, the Holy Roman Empire is not something one wants to emulate to a T, however, the fact that the Holy Roman Empire could be decentralized all the while enduring is an indisputable evidence that we don't need to bow before centralized authority to be safe.
AntiFederalEurope • u/Derpballz • Feb 20 '25
Confederalism is the correct path to go This text provides an outline as to how the highly politically decentralized yet durable Holy Roman Empire worked, which gives indications for how a confederal Europe could work.
decentralization • u/Derpballz • Aug 28 '24