People could just be themselves

well, we have to remember that the system we had in the past led us to where we are today

so not *every* system works in a homogeneous society, because some of those systems lead us to situations like what we have right now

we *did* have a homogeneous society, and the system we had destroyed it

Hmm yeah I guess that's true

So it would have to be nationalist libertianism?

If that's not an oxymoron haha

@Jacob that's right, and a lot of that was due to manipulation of the media, although the media impacted our culture and mitigated a lot of those previously held social pressures that prevented people from being so openly degenerate for lack of a better term.

All I'm saying is that we need to retain a sort of social pressure in order to maintain a homogenous culture

And that I still think that falls in line with a libertarian government because social pressures are not necessarily laws

@Current Ronin I don't know if capitalism is sufficient to prevent situations like what we have today

even if there is a veneer of nationalism

I think I liked libertianism because i always had issues with authority figures. Teachers, bosses, whatever. I hated being told what to do if it was something I wasn't passionate about or disagreed with

I'm not super hardcore on this and I don't think it's worth creating division in the movement over, but I think it's worth looking into

I do believe that capitalism can contribute to the degradation of society. Some people are perfectly content to profit off the people that they should be caring about even if that profit made means harm to the society.
e.g. Big Pharma
I think that although a society should strive to make money, it should do so with the well being of its people in mind first.

I'm not blatantly anticapitalistic by the way, I'm just saying that I understand some criticisms of it.

Good luck making that work in america right now. We live in a continent sized shopping mall

I'm becoming more anti-capitalist over time but I mean I consider anyone who wants to create and preserve white homelands to be an ally

@Current Ronin I totally agree with you, we've been sold out and sold out so many times I don't even know who we're owned by anymore (I do tho)

Oh..we all know haha

It's totally black pilling but eventually you come to the realization that America has been a joke of a country since ww2

It's embarrassing

It's just cool that we have a network of like-minded people who care, I honestly was so glad to learn that there were others

@Current Ronin and I totally agree, we lost our identity after World War II. We weren't allowed to have it anymore.

Have you got to hang out irl yet?

@Current Ronin no I haven't, I actually just had my interview today, I'm still awaiting my second interview

Ohh for sure. Yeah man me and some people went and saw degenerate stand up comedy last night and got drinks. Super fun

Hopefully you'll have some people close by to kick it with

Oh that's awesome, yeah I can't wait for that man. I have literally Met 0 people IRL that hold these beliefs.

It's kind of alienating. Although I guess you never know, I've just never had a conversation with somebody in agreeance to this irl

Dude its like you've known them forever haha it's super weird but cool at the same time

That's great, I'm glad there's camaraderie. it's very important to have in general, but when it's for a purpose it's even better.

I lost a ton of normie friends cause it just kinda sucks hanging out with them after being red pilled

Like you feel like you've outgrown them

Not gonna lie it's a little depressing haha

If he's in Maryland he definitely has people close by

Maryland is pretty small

and I know for a fact we have members there

and in DC and Virginia

I can relate to you there, it's kind of hard to talk to people at work for more than a few sentences because I have a hard time connecting with them over Hollywood gossip and things that I know are unimportant or just uninteresting now

I'm only about an hour and 20 minutes from DC

And about an hour from Baltimore