Neocons and neolibs are going to Hell

Labels are unproductive. You want your homeland and fellow men to be well and prosperous.

precisely

And to preserve the faith

My country is the definition of wasted potential and I also want my countrymen to do better

We are on top of a literal goldmine and yet we do nothing with it because our politicians are corrupt and incompetent and our average IQ is lower than that of India's.

I would say you are nationalistic but agian, labels are not important.

The closest we have to strong authority is that of damned drug lords and lobbyists

capitalism and marxism have ravaged my country

and most of my countrymen fall for the false dichotomy

Where are you from if you can tell us?

Colombia.

Ok.

There isn't much else to say is there

>the far right has historically been pro EU
No, wignats have historically been pro EU

Otton Third was a wignat then.

European Solidarity or EU are good ideas on paper, problem comes up with the execution of such ideas.

I think Mosely and The Italian Social Movement were

Or let me rephrase, the far right wouldn't approve of the current EU, the EU back even 20 years ago was not the same thing as the EU rn. The EU as more than an economic entity is a really new concept.

A European state has been an idea for a while

Mosley certainly did not just support a trade block

As did Churchill

People just don't like it being a gay liberal project

The EU in its current form really started more or less once the Maastricht Treaty came into force.

Sort of

The European federal state even in right wing edition is a project that is almost utopic in nature.

You would have to have some extremely strong "glue" to hold this thing together.

It's not really utopian but many people don't like the idea since it's not nationalist enough but supranational or they lack imagination

I'm gonna agree with Wisgoth on this one. The "glue" would kill the real cultural diversity that exists in Europe in the process.

These objections are really basic when you consider how nationstates formed in the first place

Or how long people could just rule places as foreigners without needing some moral imperative

Europe is definitely culturally similiar enough for some sort of federal state

Arguably certain groups would even get a better deal out of it culturally speaking

Think of the Catalans who are virtually dominated by Spaniards and prolly will actually go extinct as something distinct without independence

Regional dialects etc. especially in France

Let's not forget how modern Russia looks like ethnically, not to mention the Soviet Union used to look like

Neither of those last two are particularly enviable

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/410918012086910987/689895886834368556/received_254259385736494.jpeg

The point is that with Russia and the Soviets there wasn't/isn't even a need for any sort of feeling of commonality

The "glue" is nonexistant

Compare that to an EU where many shitty people explicitly feel European and even the ones who like to hate it usually cheer on other countries as they elect better governments