>The ideaology of a nazi is to get behind a cause blinded

You got no clue if u think this

slippery slope is a fallacy. I see what you mean though; but properly educated, people wouldn't fall into that death trap but the idea that they might is the cost of freedom

slippery slope is objectively real

yes

It's not a compelling argument against individual freedom. The far-left argues the same thing. "Freedom and self-determination are bad because people might choose to be a fascist, so we have to have total control."

Holy shit im tired
See yall later fuck sanders

>but properly educated, people wouldn't fall into that death trap but the idea that they might is the cost of freedom

The strongest base of support for the Nazis were the middle class, so they were educated

the lefts idea of freedom isnt actually freedom.

it had popular support among the medical and science fields, because eugenics and race were considered that

isnt the trans stuff just the objective case of individual liberty gone too far

I don't mean educated in the sense of science/medical I mean educated in history and understanding the pitfalls of societies historically

they were in a massive depression and the country was in complete turmoil lmao

and yes that is the cost of individual freedom; but I feel the cost of anything else outweighs some idiot believing they should be the opposite sex

most of history is dominated by authoritarianism
liberalism only started gaining traction in the 20th century after WWII
democracy also only started becoming popular in the 20th century

but what good has individual freedom been so far, the end result has been trans kids and weirdos all over the streets

Liberalism has its roots in the 16th century, it's a very new idea

proper liberalism is 17th-18th century

in a world where everyone is so concerned about "muh individualism" theres no concern for the collective society

we live in a very unique era compared to the rest of history

I am ignorant towards these fields but from my life experience and the experience of others i've came across; taking ownership of your life and accepting challenges seems to be the best outcome rather than being dependent on a higher power

I agree

the best route to embrace this seems to be individual freedom

I am accepting and open to different opinions towards this

Someone who wants power over you would be inclined to disagree.

It depends what you want more of in the world

individual freedom in my eyes has been the biggest reason we went from trad society to degenerate globohomo bs

my great grandfather who stormed the beaches of normandy always told me 'people have the right to be stupid'

its not individual freedom its nihilism and post modernism

Being compelled to use a made-up pronoun by the state is not an outcome of individual freedom.

i don't think any of our ancestors were fighting for todays america

we spit on our history, because we want to be more in touch with minorities than our own people

zach you should read patrick J buchanan's death of the west

no they werent, but eventually with individual freedom and the government system we have its bound to end up warped eventually; we just need to educate the populace that this stupidity (far left) isn't something small and needs to be understood as a plague to society

very easy read, short book

People should have the right to do whatever they want in private, provided they don't harm another. It's the overreach of using the state to compel the rest of us to participate in the delusion that is objectionable.

no they shouldnt lol

those people have a broader and more subtle influence on society, that you may not realize

what are your thoughts on immigration?

We're a society built on immigration. Illegals = bad. Legal immigrants are not if properly vetted. There is plenty of room for them, most of them. Some are taking jobs but also others sincerely love America

so you want multiculturalism?

You're sounding like a leftish I would debate; I would give an opinion on one thing and they would try to place me in a pronoun; what do you mean by multicultrialism?