1. NatSoc
2. 22
3. United States of America
4. Honestly probably initiated as a retaliation to communism.
5. Siege was the 1st book that helped me get into it. Looking back on it, there were some issues I had with it, but it opened my worldview to other books like The Iron Guard, Codex Fascism (at least part 2 & 3), and a small handful of others.
6. I am more knowledgeable about NS than facism itself, but from what I can tell, the difference between facism and NS is very marginal and is splitting hairs. The biggest agreed difference between scholars is that Fascists do not prescribe to the separation of species within the Nation State. If I'm wrong, I'd like to learn more which is why I'm here.
7. Jews are okay, but belong in their own community. Alt-right is a reactionary revolution for how the world is shifting more radically to the left. It has had its moments, but it's nothing more than that anymore. America is the greatest country in the world today, but it's still a ghost of its former self. Gays are degenerates 99% of the time. There are some thoughts I've had of them lately, but I'll leave it at that for now. Trump is a zionost shill, but he does push the political pendulum more to the right which I like.
8. Only hero I really ever had was my grandfather. Only thing I have left of him to remember him by is his WWII Luger he smuggled.
9. I lost my way of religion a long time ago, but I still want to consider myself to be a Christian.
10. Caucasian (Mostly German and Irish)
11. Grew up in a small southern town and was mostly a degenerate. Grew up with help from friends who got me into NS and started genuinely working on myself to be a strong man and father.
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Thank you. Saw it on the basic information tab, but haven't read it yet.

Just finished

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