is that serving the "collective" without regard to the individual

is pointless

as you're just going to cause the collective to suffer

''What is the primary purpose of government? What should the role of a nation's leaders be?'' to protect its citizens and make sure the economy is well. The role of a nation's leader should be to deal with foreign affairs

i value the culture and traditions above the economy

but the economy is important

@Alice Redacted did you learn that from Sargon? Because those are some low IQ arguments

nah

fuck sargon

Also, what culture and traditions?

Why should culture and traditions be upheld?

religious war now

They deserve to be questioned

tradition holds nothing over progress, equality, and liberty

@Alice Redacted you sound like a subversive

i disagree

why?

equality does not matter except for opprotunity

liberty if threatning to destroy the nation means nothing

Everyone should have equal opportunity upon birth, yes, we agree

"Progress" "equality"

fascism is utopia

Nobody should starve, either...

so yeah progress

to fascism

okay

so

"I believe in equality"

*Supports autocracy*

1. protect citizens. 2. establish a societal goal, whether it be patronage of the arts, exploration, science, etc. 3. foster a healthy cultural environment that allows family, religion, and community to be fully integrated into the society at large. 4. Create a healthy environment of educational competition, where achievement is not discouraged and the brightest minds are allowed to shine.

we could have a council with absolute power

and a head diplomat to deal with foreign affairs and wars

I absolutely do not believe in equality, for the record. IMO its one of the chief thought-cancers that effect the west

>progress,
lol
>equality
lol
>and liberty
top lel

nothing wrong with progress

aslong as we progress to a correct society

go put a dildo in your ass

Culture is the most important determining factor in a society's success

yep. If you make a wrong turn in the forest, its progress to turn backwards to find your way back to the correct path

@campodin is correct

I mean