Yup, Trump is controlled opposition.
The war between the dems and Trump is more over empty rhetoric, style and who gets to be the reigning deep state puppets than it is over substance.
This Tulsi Gabbard is probably mostly or wholly controlled opposition too.
But I’m not as sure as you are that all the 3rd parties and independents are completely controlled.
At any rate, as far as I know, there is no Nazi party of the US, so in light of that, I would support the most nationalist party or independent available until something better shows up.
In Canada, that means Maxime Bernier and the People’s Party.
Even if it’s not enough, it’s a step in the right direction.
If we can get people to take that step, the subsequent one might be white nationalism.
Unlikely, especially in Canada, but still, that’s the best chance we got right now, I’m not so sure collapse is right around the corner.
It will happen sooner or later, because everything breaks down in nature, at least part way, it’s the one thing you can count on, but it could take decades.
But I’ll take a look at the graphs in that thread of yours anyway.
Same here.
Yup, I know you that way.
Briefly you were a communist, then an anarchist, and now you’re a national socialist.
If there’s anything that’s been consistent about your politics, it’s that you’re a radical.
You have no hope or faith in democracy, in reforming the system, instead you’re awaiting its demise, and hoping some dictator you may try to join will build something better in its ashes, but if that doesn’t happen, you’re content to live among its ruins.
If there’s anything consistent about mine, it’s that I’ve never been an elitist, nor a pluralist.
Putting the interests of another demographic, another class, religion, race or sex ahead of my own, is most reprehensible to me.
I’m either in favor of having a libertarian or communitarian balance of power between demographics, or my demographic first, I’d never put others ahead of me and my own.
I don’t hate other groups or regard them as very inferior, but I prefer mine, I look out for me and my own first.
The thing is, dictatorships aren’t that much, if any less likely to become multiracial and multicultural than democracies, or purge themselves of other races and cultures.
I’ll give you some examples off the top of my head.
In the early Roman republic, only Romans, that is, people descended from Rome’s earliest inhabitants, could become citizens.
In the late republic, only Italians could become citizens.
About 2 centuries after the republic fell and Rome became a dictatorship, the first non-Italian emperor Septimius Severus of North African descent became emperor, and shortly after he made it so all peoples of the Roman empire could become full citizens.
Other examples, the soviet union was and Putin’s Russia is officially multiracial and multicultural.
Many Latin American countries are officially multiracial and multicultural and have imported many non-whites from Africa and Asia, altho not as many as we have, but only because Latin American countries are poorer, not as many want to come, and they can’t economically accommodate as many.
I still have a little hope we can turn our democracies around as things continue to worsen. I’m hoping people will turn to 3rd parties and independents, but even still if collapse and balkanization are inevitable, I’d rather see national social democracies arise than dictatorships.
That being said, if dictatorship ends up being the only way we can preserve and protect our race, and the working class, then I’ll support it.
That being said, synthesis is something that interests me.
An interesting form of government would be one where the executive branch rules for life, or until they voluntarily leave office after appointing a successor of their choosing, but the legislative branch remains democratic, elected by the people.
The head of state still wouldn’t be above the law, if they commit a crime, they could be impeached, removed from office and thrown in prison, just as now.
They wouldn’t have absolute power, they’d have to share it with the legislative branch.
In case of death, the autocrat would have to write a will just before they enter office with the names of their successors (in case one or more of them die) enclosed in it.
This of government could be called constitutional or democratic autocracy.
Autocracy with the right checks and balances is preferable to compulsory nepotism (monarchy) because it averts infighting and is more meritorious.
There’s an economic model called social corporatism you should look into.
It’s the Nordic or Scandinavian and Finnish model.
It’s basically a synthesis of capital, labor unions and consumer representation, where all three are given an equal say in things.
I’m sure in practice it doesn’t always work out that way, but in theory it sounds like a fair and balanced system, especially for larger corporations, big business.
I would not be entirely opposed to such a system, it’s just that the working and middle classes have been looted for so long, I can’t even begin to think about supporting corporatism.
After the working class is several times richer than today, perhaps we can begin to talk about moderation, but right now we need major downward redistribution.
At least get our standard of living back to where it was when boomers were growing up.
Economically the Nordic model isn’t unlike the fascist and national socialist model.
It’s an alternative model, both to the Anglo-American, (crony) capitalist model on the one hand, and proper social democracy, democratic socialism and communism on the other.
Mussolini talked extensively about class collaboration, as opposed to the individualistic competition of capitalism on the one hand, and the class competition of corporatism or socialism on the other.
Of course culturally and socially, Scandinavia and Finland are fucking retarded, they need to radically shift towards conservatism and libertarianism, but economically, they may have one of, if not the best system in the world, altho I have not lived there or studied it extensively, so I can’t say for sure, I’m sure they have their problems.
I don’t like or dislike gays.
They can have their lifestyle and culture, but it should be R or X rated, keep it out of public view away from children.
I don’t see homosexuality as immoral the way Abrahamists do, so much as I see it as inferior to heterosexuality, sort of like the way junk food, alcohol and recreational drugs are inferior to whole foods, but not immoral.
Also, I don’t fully buy the whole born-this-way narrative.
Not much shocks or horrifies me.
For me it comes down to this: I’m in favor of equal rights for men and women.
However, I’m not necessarily in favor of the same rights for men and women.
I think if women want more positive rights than men, that is if they want men and the state to be more financially and socially responsible for their health and wellbeing than they are for men and the state’s wellbeing, then they should have less negative rights, less socioeconomic opportunities and give men and the state more authority over women.
I’m all for men and women having a public dialogue about this issue, deciding it together as a society, but what I’m not in favor of is women having more positive, and more and negative rights than men, like they do today, that is misandry.
Some things have changed in modernity, like legalized abortion (which you may not be in favor of, for me I’m in favor of it), improved contraceptive methods and jobs becoming less physically demanding.
I think traditional roles for men and women are still valid, they’ll probably always have some validity as long as we remain essentially what we are, human, especially within the context of family, marriage and children, but perhaps they’re not quite as relevant as they were a century or two ago.
For me, Canada doesn’t have to be 100% white, just maintain our majority.
The only minorities I dislike are Jews and Muslims because of their historic hostility towards whites, and because their religions are inherently militaristically expansionist.
Preferably all full blooded and religious Jews should be deported to Israel.
Preferably all Muslims should be deported to wherever they came from.
All illegals and refugees should be deported.
All non-contributive, non-white immigrants should be deported, unless they’re being financially supported by their families.
However, contributive non-white immigrants, and non-white citizens can stay, but I’d ban further non-white immigration.
I don’t like Jews, and I hate Judaism and Islam, because they’re inherently hostile to, not only whites, but to all of mankind, but paganism, far eastern religions like Sikhism, Hinduism, Daoism, Buddhism and non-Zionist Christianity, I don’t have a problem with.
Right, I just think there needs to be a balance.
Besides democracy, this is another area where we disagree on.
I’m very much in favor of citizens having the right to possess fully automatic assault rifles, and licensing militias to possess military vehicles.
I find both the economic, and military disparity between us and the elite to be very alarming.
If we don’t stop, and reverse some of the disparity, it could lead to 99.9% of the population being reduced to the status of cattle in the coming future.
If Canada doesn’t balkanize, then I’m in favor of just keeping it majority white.
We don’t have to remove every last non-white.
I don’t hate minorities either.
While some races might be a little stronger than others overall, every race has its strengths, weaknesses and things that make it unique and interesting, which’s all the more reason to keep them distinct.
It’s much more of a birds of a feather thing, for me, than a hate or supremacy thing.
I definitely don’t want to oppress anyone on account of their race or religion (I don’t consider deportation to be a form of oppression, especially when they’re financially compensated. Ultimately our survival depends on the deportation of Jews and Muslims).
However, if Canada does balkanize, then I’m all in favor of majority white regions adopting a strict policy of 100% whiteness, but for Canada as a whole, I don’t think it’s fair, feasible or necessary.
Agreed.