XPost: soc.culture.china, alt.russian.z1   
   From: os333@netc.eu   
      
   > The "rule-based world order" mantra implicitly implies   
   > a ruler. It may be God, or a God's representative here.   
   > It's essentially a "rightist" tune.   
   >   
   > It is at odds with the idea of con-sensus, where "con"   
   > implies a collective sensus / sense, which is within the   
   > "leftist" field.   
   >   
   > Given the mantra is being mainly promoted in the recent   
   > years by the bodies associated with the Atlanticist   
   > "liberal democracy", which is seen leftist domestically,   
   > it exposes the Yin-Yang transformation of the agenda   
   > when it switches to international context.   
   >   
   > The meaning behind the "rule-based order" mantra was   
   > never defined coherently, so the fact that it's pedaled   
   > intensely by those bodies is a kind of psycholinguistic   
   > manipulation aimed to touch fuzzy connotational impacts   
   > in the mass (un)conscious.   
   >   
   > "obey the ruler"   
      
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   I'd say once more, since there's no accurate definition,   
   it rather makes sense to talk about connotational flavor   
   and practice of rhetorical application.   
      
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