Our movement needs to be 2 faced, basically

think about it this way the current globalism model is under pressure due to corona. Corona might be the force required to push economic reform on nations that can actually do that ie. accelerating automation

its about the economy, the idea of post economic thinking wont go anywhere

One narrative to the working class, the other to the bourgeoisie and msm

Cornoa is a short term victory for nationalism, longer term will be more damaging.

The 20th Century is long gone, a working labor movement is practically nonexistent.

automation should be one of the biggest nightmares for any reactionary

Automation is about high skilled jobs

I certainly hope that Covid-19 will result in more nationalists

And I think it will

>thinking thats a good thing

Automation could be good if we go accelerationist

The Covid-19 pandemic shows how fucked up globalist interconnectedness is

@ManDefault36 I have a belief that the destruction of Global Supply chains mixed with the fact many people still wants consumer goods will result in more pressures for more self-sufficient automated solutions for cheap production of goods and services.

Which is not very good for one's culture, may heighten hedonism.

Yea, the coronavirus has had a silver lining for us

will the result be the end of liberalism or Liberalism taking a new form that will placate nationalist because of automated autarky

@ManDefault36 only in the short term... once the restrictions are lifted the globohomo will use this to promote the world coming together even though it was the opposite #clownworld

Perhaps

Hopefully people won't buy it

This feels different. No outpouring of support for New York City.

@Despot Romanicus the Enslaver Automation might be good for addressing the common "much low skilled jobs" argument for immigration

yes but everyone is suffering so no place has an out pouring

Automation would certainly reduce the need for immigrants, but it does not get rid of consumerism and its culturally corrosive effects.

but not everyone is suffering as much as them

I'd rather have automation working on low-skilled jobs if it means we no longer have to rely on immigrant labour

@McFansy agree but all places live in fear so hard sell

@Despot Romanicus the Enslaver That can be a separate issue to be dealt with

At least the borders are closed for a few months

9/11 there was an outpouring

If anything the modern immigrant might be like the slaves of the 18th century before industrialization

Getting rid of consumerism is a very long-term goal

a cheap labor alternative that prevented economic reform

Restricting immigration seems to be more plausible in the short term

@McFansy yes but that was one place at one time not the whole world NY is not ground zero sorry for the terrible pun...

@Sirens I just don't see the same spirit as before. I would bet something has changed.

To reduce migration there neds to be a stronger focus on our own poor ie the MAGA rust belt campaign

it actually worked

@McFansy yes but i dont think it would be the same due to the dynamics

https://twitter.com/RoyalEndeavour/status/1248131341402734593

How long until Richard Spencer endorses Julius Melema in South Africa and starts calling everyone who disagrees a "boomer"?