This is one viable alternative I don't see brought up a lot (probably because it involves everyone giving up some power), but it certainly seems to be possible: look at Hungary and Poland doing whatever the fuck they want in the EU.

State centric views have been thrown out since the civil war. Plus even the republicans in power in my state allow for the immigration problems we’re all familiar with. That’s why there’s a town by me that’s been taken over by Hispanics.

This is just my two cents but if you make your intentions clear from the start you be fought against heavily and crushed. But if you build inofficial or even hidden/ camouflaged infrastructure first then you can expand and grow with little push-back. And then one day when youre fired from your job or deplatformed from youtube you can just say " well fuck you ill just work for my friend over here/ go to bitchute" - just an example

Just because the current view favors a more powerful central government doesn't mean we can't take a different direction in our own times.

That will be pretty difficult, the central government has been absorbing more power throughout most of our history, it will take a lot of effort to convince those with power to reverse this trend.

yeah

probably still easier than stopping all nonwhite immigration when half the country is nonwhite though

If we could allow states to decide whether or not they’ll allow immigrants to settle within their borders that would be a huge win.

precisely

So even if we suffer political losses from states like Texas flipping blue we’ll still have a grip on where we go culturally/demographically in our immediate areas.

right

We might need to start focusing our arguments on the 10th amendment.

and then have right-minded people move to places like iowa or kentucky

Yes precisely.

to solidify their positions on these issues and make sure they don't fall through the same pitfalls 20 years from now

But one could even start arguing for more power even at the county level, since a lot of places are still deeply conservative even when just a few shitlib counties control the state. California and Texas in a decade or two are good examples.

baby steps

and yeah

which is why california has been bleeding out ~100,000 white people a year for nearly two decades now

most of them conservative-leaning

I used to live in Texas, and the conservatives there held probably the most state centric views I’ve ever seen, they kinda have their own culture, and it makes sense considering their history. That’s something I think a lot of people could learn/grow from.

the dirty little secret is texas would be blue by now if it wasn't for all those californians

that's the extent of the migration into it

Yes that’s why I’m tired of the memes demonizing Californians moving there because a lot of them are fleeing from the hellhole the liberals created there.

My family left Illinois when I was little for similar reasons. I’m originally from Illinois but Chicago pretty much controls the whole state politically and it’s a mess.

quad city squad?

illinois is such a sad place

absolutely based state fucked over by its gigantic tumor

No I’m in central Iowa.

@everyone Lies of the Enlightenment 5 is will be coming out in a few days. It's completely un-coronavirus related. After that, would you like me to discuss the Coronavirus on my channel or are you sick of hearing about it?

Yeah would be worth a watch

It is talked about too much

Fuck the chinky AIDS

Distracts from other important stuff.

you can talk about it later, it's not leaving anytime soon

@Endeavour it would be worth a watch. We can easily tie it into why ethnocentrism and having strong immigration control is crucial.

meh, everyone is talking about corona all the time. Would be nice to focus on more long term things

There are things we could learn now with the virus to apply to long term policy proposals.

@Endeavour What did you think of Computing Forever's latest video about the Cor*na virus? Some of the comments questioned Dave Cullen about the subject and the video received plenty of dislikes. I don't even understand what are they talking about.

As of right now, I don't have much to say about it that hasn't already been said. One idea I had was an analysis of how it was handled by the Western liberal democracies, but I'll need to see how this ends before I can do that.

We can compare how it was handled by western countries vs countries like Hungary, Russia, and Mongolia.