aspie3000
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So, I watched a documentary on Tibet before the Dhali Lama was deposed by the Chinese and it was very interesting. Tibet was basically a feudal medieval state frozen in time do to geographic isolation in the mountains during the industrialized world of the 1950s. My question is my if it is at all possible through an alternate course in history to have a modern day reactionary feudal agricultural state with a European majority existing either in Europe or her colonies. I know that this is highly unlikely do to the obvious default of industrialization in western societies and the world in general. But I'm thinking of a society with an ideology like the antebellum south where aristocracy and agriculture is valued and industrialization is spurned. This whole thread may be a stupid question and asb but here it stands.