/pol/ - International /Pol/itics & /Bant/er

The way people treat politics nowadays is completely backwards.
Normally, it should go like this:
>Philosophy is acquired first, it explains moral values and pure political ideas.
>History is linearly learned after that because to understand the motivations behind all the historical events you must understand the ideas that caused them
>Politics, as in current day political news and discussions, comes last since it's the continuation of everything that preceded it.
But in today's society most people start off with politics. It's pushed everywhere because people will judge you for not participating in it. Conclusions are reached based on emotions and social pressure rather than actually thinking. Unlike learning philosophy, it's easy and rewarding to repeat political ideas because of the social applause you get from it. That's why people get indoctrinated so quickly into political ideologies. Some might delve deeper into history (and again they'll probably go backwards on it by starting from the modern day) but without proper understanding of philosophical ideas and logical thought, they will look at it through the lens of their adopted political ideology. And then they finally look at philosophy but once again they will likely use it just to reaffirm their already believed viewpoint and ignore ideas opposing it.
The reason people don't notice this is because it makes them feel like they're getting smarter by going deeper while all it does is solidify them in their false conclusions.
Examples:
>clittycel watches a vril edit on ig reels
>starts watching nazipilled vids on youtube
>looks at history trying to find jews and based germanics everywhere
>joins the nazi network to find other wholesome natsocs
>gets recommended and reads exclusively the authors like nietzche or hitler or smth
<foid hears something about socialism from one of her friends
<starts watching breadtubers on youtube
<fills her tiktok feed with commie 'ganda
<looks at history trying to find the burgerois and based proletariat everywhere
<gets recommended and reads exclusively authors like marx or engels or smth
And no, I'm not different than this. I also fell for this trap, hence why I'm on this board. I'm just sharing this thought I had to maybe give some of you a reality check.