I was linked here by the /r/nationalism subreddit, is this only for alt-right nationalism?

I'm a classical liberal who believes in national self-determination in the form of republican government.

I guess so, yeah.

Classical liberal nationalism.

At the time, I can understand why they would have done it.

A newly born republic is almost always suspicious and paranoid.

The American Federalists never quite sank to the level of the Jacobins, but they cared nothing for the liberty of the American people.

Well, of course I wouldn't do it today, because it would probably cause revolution.

I don't know if I would.

Will this question determine whether or not I can stay?

I generally believe that economic freedom is important to prosperity and that immigration is a part of economic freedom.

However, I also think that citizenship should not be handed out lightly.

And that certain rights should be restricted to citizens.

I mean, economic freedom is pretty damn important to maintaining prosperity.

A high standard of material welfare.

It can be generally observed by the standard of living of average people.

I'll be back in a second.