There

Discord is too. Discord has doxxed people to the SPLC before. Yet here you are

Look, let me in or don't, but make up your mind.

I don't see how discussing the appeal of a social media platform is productive

Be decisive, comrade. If you deem my views not suited to this server, I won't hold it against you.

If you think I'd make a fine addition, I'd love to join

Oh do I?

Maybe I'll read "Ride the Tiger" and rank up to Uber Maximum Fascist Points Extreme

Reading books alone makes you a better slave. Pondering, contemplating and acting makes you a thinker

Books are great, believe me

But if you think me reading a book is going to make me somehow more enlightened, you're wrong

And its crazy that you're still debating me, but allow a degenerate like @leaf to stay

I'm not sure I want in, actually

I'll leave now

A good mix I think. The two should start to see themselves as mutually dependent to create nationhood. Communities are nothing without a common national identity, and nations are nothing without communities as building blocks.

Indeed.

I'm NazBern

Hippie Mussolini

Vermont has a republican nominee, wow

I mean, plus Bernie

My mum's friend actually won the primary for state rep for Windham District 1!

She's pretty cool

She's a democrat who's very community oriented and against partisan divides

Check out this based governor candidate in VT

Biography of my favorite Vermont politician:
JOHN S. RODGERS of Glover, Orleans County, Democrat, was born on July 29, 1965, in Saint Johnsbury, Vermont. John was raised in Glover on the family dairy farm; he was the fifth generation to grow up on the farm. He graduated from Sacred Heart, Newport, VT, (1983) and from New Hampshire Vocational Technical College, Berlin, NH, (Associates Degree 1985). After college John started a construction business, JS Rodgers Masonry Inc., specializing in dry stonework and excavation. He served eight years in the VT House of Representatives; he was the Collector of Delinquent Taxes for many years in Glover and coached youth soccer. He is a member of the NRA, Barton Area Chamber of Commerce, and served as the Director to Shadow Lake Association, Glover, VT. In 2008, John received the Crime Victim Service Award. He is married to Brenda Rodgers, a nurse at the NVR Hospital, and they have two boys.
“When I was young it seemed like that people who moved here, moved here because they loved it here and they embraced our values and our heritage, and didn’t want to change them,” he said. “It seems now like we’ve been overpopulated by people for different reasons and aim to take much of that away.”

Wdym?

And she's a state rep not a congresswoman

She represents West Brattleboro and serves in Montpelier. She's not at a national level

No, democrat. But democrats are different in Vermont. Look up John Rodgers for example

JOHN S. RODGERS of Glover, Orleans County, Democrat, was born on July 29, 1965, in Saint Johnsbury, Vermont. John was raised in Glover on the family dairy farm; he was the fifth generation to grow up on the farm. He graduated from Sacred Heart, Newport, VT, (1983) and from New Hampshire Vocational Technical College, Berlin, NH, (Associates Degree 1985). After college John started a construction business, JS Rodgers Masonry Inc., specializing in dry stonework and excavation. He served eight years in the VT House of Representatives; he was the Collector of Delinquent Taxes for many years in Glover and coached youth soccer. He is a member of the NRA, Barton Area Chamber of Commerce, and served as the Director to Shadow Lake Association, Glover, VT. In 2008, John received the Crime Victim Service Award. He is married to Brenda Rodgers, a nurse at the NVR Hospital, and they have two boys.
“When I was young it seemed like that people who moved here, moved here because they loved it here and they embraced our values and our heritage, and didn’t want to change them,” he said. “It seems now like we’ve been overpopulated by people for different reasons and aim to take much of that away.”

NRA member Traditionalist democrat

Last of the Blue Dogs?

@Da_Fish As an actual resident of Vermont, I disagree

Where are you from? I just want to know so I can tell you its not worth saving

Vermont has a rich history and a vibrant culture and land. Many of our left-wingers, though perhaps misguided, have a strong connection to Vermont and her well-being. Furthermore, many of our multi-generational left-wingers are pro-gun. What's more, all of us appreciate an agrarian lifestyle and are proud of our banishment of the Mormons in the 1800s. Vermont used to be its own country, and it was founded due to radical militia activity that slowly liberated every town in the region. We are the only producers of Cabot and Grafton cheese, something thats quite popular in the north-east, and if we were to secede and market it right, even more popular. We're also ethnically pretty homogeneous and focused on many of the same issues regardless of political leanings.

@Da_Fish First of all, to foster nationhood, I'd encourage you to move back to New England. Secondly, what you have said is true, but the policies that a state enacts does not mean the nation is doomed. We also have politicians that want to lower taxes, bring more jobs in and remove gun laws. The most outspoken of these politicians is a DEMOCRAT named John Rodgers

Are you a nationalist?

I live in Windham!

I'm a Brattleborian

Right, the city is Brattleboro

Oh you mean like the literal village "Windham"

Not Windham county

Oh ok

Then why do you value economic prosperity over nationhood?

There are more jobs up north now around the Burlington area

Lots of tech jobs

Trade Schools are always looking for applicants as well

Not enough plumbers, electricians, etc

You could definitely do that in Vermont. Our shitstain governor is paying people a lot of money to move to Vermont and work from home on shit like software engineering and journalism. Shit like that

Phil Scott is a cock. Should be tarred and feathered

Tbh I wanted Bill Lee to win just to see what that would look like

John Rodgers for governor

Its ok

Barre is beautiful

Indeed

And our education system isn't great

Act 46 was awful

Here's my plan right

Rust Belt NY, Upstate NY, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine secede and make the confederation of New Borea. Sell lobsters, maple syrup, cabot cheese, grafton cheese and Herkimer jewels as luxury exports. Lumber, granite and marble as resources. Reindustrialize the rust-belt, use the revenue to industrialize our port towns like Portland and Portsmouth

What about Third Positionist Direct Trade Democracy?

Also I think we'd need all of Upstate NY including Rust-Belt NY. They are New England, just different New England. Pretty ethnically homogeneous and full of unused industry

And they got the Herkimer

*the precious Herkimer*

@Da_Fish

Its highly subjective. I'd say that clerical nationalism could be great in a place like the Western Mediterranean, Eastern Europe, the Middle East or parts of Asia, but it depends on the role that religion plays in the culture. I would want Vermont, my nation, to be secular, for example

I move to kick @Deleted User for making light of pedophilia. @here

I'm like a Lib-Left Fascist tbh

Unironically

Like imagine Falangism, Social Nationalism, Ba'athism, whathaveyou, and then just brought like just below the authoritarian line

National Libertarian Syndicalism

With a focus on natural law

Aardism

Ideally, the people are the nation. National security is directed and controlled by the people.

Authoritarianism is absolutely necessary in the beginning stages of national rebirth, but within a few years it should dwindle down to federalism or confederalism.

The primary purpose of the government is to maintain nationhood, i.e. a country that is synonymous with the character of the people that inhabit it, rather than just a political body with an economy.

Better workers. Loyalty shouldnt have to be taught. Loyalty to nationhood comes when the nation is structured organically and in everyone's best interest

Yes

"the right" is impossible to define accurately, thus proving once again the right/left paradigm is a tool of our enemy. It is not right v left, rather national v global

I intend to be on the side of nationhood, even if that means I may seem like a "leftist" at times to some

Havent been on this server in awhike

I got thousands of pins

As for yesterday's question, New Hampshire seems to be turning more blue

For awhile during the past midterm it looked like Molly Kelly was gonna win

Vermont on the other hand had all red counties except Windham

My town, Brattleboro, the seat of Windham, was the only town to vote for a Tranny

Not something Im stoked about

?rank Nationalist

?rank Left

?rank Socialist

?rank Christian

?rank North American

Thanks!

?rank Other Nationalist

Its either "Civ Nat" or "Other" lmao

No cultural nat, no religious, ethnic,

Im an Ethnocultural nat

You could call it true nat

Bc civ nat is just patriotism