@Saturday Night Wah sup amerimut

Banning alcohol literally doesn't work

Banning anything doesn't work

Finland tried it in the 30s and people started drinking MORE alcohol

@Fingol fins? I don't trust the research of fins

The Americans had the 18th amendment which failed miserably

@Saturday Night Wah they had the first. Now its gone

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Well honestly Finns have a pretty big alcoholism problem even though it's not nearly on the level of some Eastern European countries

Countries can't instill big ideas in minutes

>calling alcohol a culture

But if you have a culture, that strongly involves drinking alcohol, you simply can't just ban alcohol. You could have state propaganda campaigns against alcohol, that's something that basically doesn't exist.

you have to do it slowly

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<@511575638235283458> what's the matter boy

Did i step on your small penis

Banning works for unpopular drugs, but not drugs like alcohol or tobacco, that a large porportion if not most of the population uses.

You faggot

Lol

That's why we need a totalitarian state

Faggots better recognize

No its for the sake of nature and truth

And removing the brainwash

The state has to be based on values like God, honour, family and fatherland. And do what it takes to uphold them. Rampant totalitarianism usually isn't even the best thing to get things done.

@Fingol yes it is

I don't mean for ever

You canmove to a authoritarian state after

But you need the right system and the right system isn't Communism for instance lol

The thing is that people really don't like super totalitarian governments that stick their nose literally everywhere. You might even get overthrown by your own initial supporters if you're too totalitarian.

Simple propaganda that helps and lifts housewives in commercials for instance, ban the biggest parts of the porn industry, ban certain drugs, also make people racially aware again etc.

You think you can manage that in a democracy lol

I didn't say I support democracy

There's a long spectrum going from authoritarian nationalism to a full on siegetard

Rhetorical

Don't copy other peoples words

"Siegetard" tell me whats siege about?

It's a book written by that American natsoc Jason Mason

I haven't read it myself, but I know what people who read Siege tend to advocate for.

Lol that's what I meant

All the memeing asside though, is it a good book?