That's why my children will only be allowed to watch certain things.

I hate to RESTRICT them because they won't understand.

But it's necessary.

Just make sure you don't make it taboo, cause then they'll really want to see it.

I despise the restriction of free speech because the elimination of free speech gave rise to our movement. our own attempt at eliminating free speech will similarly create a counter revolutionary movement

free speech absolutism is the safest policy

Yeah...that's why I was saying making it taboo would just encourage them to "#RESIST!" <:really:453005408064241674>

My friend couldn't play video games as a kid or watch TV for more than 20 minutes a day, and he ended up being the biggest druggie in my school. Anecdotal but possibly meaningful.

It's like the kid with super conservative parents becoming a hippie/degenerate or the kid of degenerates becoming super conservative.

I guess my parents were good role models because I wanted to be them, not the opposite of them...

But they probably end up balanced later in life.

I went to a 95% White school, all the most wealthy and smart yet without work ethic are dead by now. I'm 21

Oof.

such is the reality in a world where drugs, especially opioids and fent pressed xanax, are taken like candy while mixed with insane amounts of liquor and cocaine

they wrote their own obit in their lifestyle, but they're still my brothers that I graduated with

I still wear the ring of my HS graduating class because of how influential that institution was on my life. all guys, Southern strong, 150+ year tradition, we all still wear our rings

Nice. I hated high school. 😕

I respect the institution of my high school and what it stands for in a far superior light than Vanderbit

My HS took young boys and made them into men

My uni takes young adults and makes them into faggots

I didn't have any strong infulence or anything in my life that was outright, my parents instilled the basic "be a good person" values and such and basically let me come to all my own conclusions on whatever it may be, they'd give me their thought and view on a subject if asked but would never really enforce anything

Took less than a few months to get radicalized once I left the all White bubble I grew up in

God I miss it

Yeah, diversity + proximity = IE...

My HS has a nice history to it, a lot of guys in WWII went off to war during their time there, some never got diplomas..., now its just overrun with 'others' who do nothing but disrespect this country

Yeah its disgusting how these people flood our country, yet they hate it.

lol I went all the way across the conservative spectrum, from a borderline international capitalist confused why the US was getting screwed and a huge supporter of Israel to the man I am today. thank (G)god(s) for @Reinhard Wolff for having the vision to take this organization to the next level as we continue to grow and expand our operations

If you hate it so much, why move here? Oh yeah...the gibs and Nikes.

We actually had a big thing for the annoversary of D-Day my freshman year where we had former students who never officially graduated get handed their high school diplomas, really strong stuff, was surprised that every single person was 100% respectful during the whole ceremony we ahd

I've always realized blacks were different @Nemets , even as a child, I saw how much more violent, aggressive, etc they were.

racial stuff was never a problem in the South. We knew who we were, and we knew who they were. it's the Jew in the South that has far more successfully turned the South against itself

@Nemets the redpill for me wasn't noticing race it was understanding why race matters.

I lived in Savannah for a while, I really liked the south.

Tbh I was pretty lefty until sophomore year, it started off small but I quickly realized that races are different and it soon snowballed into what I am now

An old girlfriend said she ended up having to leave Savannah because the black kids were tormenting her (white) kids so much she was literally afraid for their safety.

Economics left/right are so tertiary to preservation of race and culture that I almost don't worry about it

Yeah, I have my economic views but none of it will matter if my people die, which is a big part of my appreciation for nationalism, it bridges gaps and brings us all under this umbrella of self-preservation

I could get on board with pretty much anything but communism if my people are safe.

Religion doesn't matter, age doesn't matter, social status doesn't matter, econimics don't matter, we're all nationalists and we're all in this struggle together

>here's why national bolshevism is the answer

My lolbertarian side still REEEEs at the thought of socialism, but I might be convinced if it's for MY people...not everyone elses.