Message from @fgtveassassin
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tucker far right? naw. populist? absolutely.
@fgtveassassin The more I learn about metapolitics and activism, though, at least under the present dispensation, I'd actually say that I'm an unironic illiberal democrat now (with a lower-cased "d") 😎
Well he's not a left wing populist, and third position is pretty much a waste of time to get into
so by default, Far right.
lol he's just right wing, he's not far right by any stretch
I'm not saying we should push racialism on people right away
I'm just saying that we eventually need to move people beyond the ideas that Tucker is allowed to say on Fox
Recruit TERFs
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Obviously you need to get a feel for people and don't throw too much at them at one time
@fgtveassassin Ultimately, the flaws of just about any system can be overcome. The problem is that we've gone centuries (if not millennia) without fully understanding the rules of the game.
I would say there's still a lot more to figure out but I feel most systems could work to extent in a homogenous society
I think first you need to entrench them into their place in the anti globalist (whatever you want to call this) movement, and then push them into a more partisan and passionate reflection of that conviction rather than a more strict ideological position like Identitarian. Just managing to get a lot of the population in support of a wall, getting rid of Daca, visas, and stuff like that will be a massive success on its own
I mean I guess
There still needs to be people pushing the edge of the Overton Window
I don't think anyone here is going to tell you that we *shouldn't* have guys like Tucker
@fgtveassassin @Bjorn - MD I wouldn't say that why system could work in a homogenous society, though I do believe that we should put our differences aside to some extent while we get larger issues sorted out
@Jacob Agreed.
Why? Not down with White Juche, lol?
I used to say that in a homogenous society everything would sort itself out, but, the thing is, we *did* have a homogenous society, and the system led to where we are today.
@Jacob of course, I really couldn't care less if someone is nazbol, ancap or wants white juche, the survival of our people is first, foremost and non-negotiable
@Jacob We haven't had a homogenous society in at least 1,948 years... 😏
Ya I agree with that. I don't hold any ill will towards pro-white activists who support a different system than I do. However, I will respectfully promote what I see as a preferable system as long as it doesn't get divisive.
Here's looking forward to the day when it's just us, so we can all be comfortably at each other's throat again 😌
Political discourse tends to be much more respectful in homogenous societies
That it does.
I mean like in Poland no one really gives a shit who you voted for
People have their opinions but it generally doesn't get heated like it does here
Yeah, but I think that a lot of our historical political divisions were manifestations of conflicting ethics, rooted in our religious diversity.
Former Deputy Prime Minister Boris Nemtsov said The Other Russia "united national-bolsheviks, nationalists, liberals, social-democrats, and socialists" and adding that "there are no parties similar to that one anywhere in the world"
...whereas, in Poland, you're Catholic, or if you're Polish Orthodox, you're looked at with suspicion, lol.
I don't think that's really a thing though
It is, but it's small.
Are you sure those aren't just Ukrainians?
Could well be. Not sure: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polish_Orthodox_Church
weird
I've thought of becoming Orthodox since I like the ethnically based churches, but, I don't know where I would go
no lol
@Nemets In Poland, yeah, but here, they just get lumped in with whatever just walked outta the airport.
it's not a separate church