In my work place it is minority imports and girls that have no fight in them that join.

It's not that dire

At least not with drumpf in charge

Rome had an interesting dynamic around its society where they looked down on merchants to an extent. The tax collecting class that served in the upper echelons of the military (The Equites aka Calvary) were seen as lesser than those of noble blood.

Crassus was the richest man to ever exist and he died being a bitter loser cause he never won any glory as a great general

The merchant class was looked down on by most western societies until relatively recently right?

Crassus's net worth was something like 180 billion usd in todays money

No almost every colonial empire was built off the merchant class

Certainly the two best ones, the Dutch and the English

@The Soy Goy And that is exactly why the White brotherhood is rising so fast. The story of Europe and the U.S. as success stories is the story of White people. Period. Everybody else is just a parasitic drag. Even the much-vaunted Asians have had to learn everything from us. If only I could get my wife to join the White sisterhood. She hates Trump because he is so "mean." I've told her that that is exactly what is called for right now. The hell of it is, she actually agrees with my extreme Right views on individual issues. Never mind, As soon as Whites stand up for themselves in a big way, the ladies will come flocking to the banner. That's how it always happens.

Things like money lenders and bankers have always been looked down on but I would hazard a guess that has more to do with the people in those professions rather than the professions themselves

I always had the impression that class structure was something like: officials, artisans/scholars, merchants, peasants.

Idk about that one fam, the Chinese and the Japs and the Koreans definitely built pretty impressive and unique societies prior to Western influence

Couldn't tell you why I thought that, movies probably lol

@The Soy Goy It just amazes me in reading about the naval voyages of the 15th through the 17th centuries how utterly brave and enthusiastic those guy were. They knew good and well that those long voyages could be certain death. But they were all like, "I'm not even worried about it bro."

Plus the Koreans have gifted us Kpop and the Japs have given us anime so they're definitely good in my book

Gross

Sushi is the greatest non-white contribution to the world. End of story.

Hmm RPGs?

Where our generation ran when society began to suck lol

Yeah but the Asians were totally stuck in the 17th century at best. They are rigid and unimaginative. They live in a hive mind like a bunch of Zerg. We showed them everything about modern civilization.

I think they just have a difference in values, asians are much more traditional than Europeans

Well their "rigid mindset" may have saved them from our multicultural destruction

They took great pride in doing things exactly the same way their ancestors did, that would obviously create a much different society from one that was primarily based on innovation and personal achievement like Europe was

We need more ancestor worship

Orientals are inherently conformist. When they come here they conform to whatever milleu they think is most beneficial.

In a manner of speaking...

I think that's why the chinese never tried to explore or colonize or whatever, they always felt like they had everything they needed

I see value in that.

Though I like descending from conquerers

Yeah same

We need to conquer and conquest again

Did I see right? Kazinov has been confirmed to be heard for the Supreme Court nominqtion

Just to get a place in the world again.

Well there's not much to conquer anymore lol, unless we go to space

Which I hope we do, the space force thing sounds really cool. Hopefully Trump works on that in his next term

Is he our guy?

How right wing is he?

@bspon002
First things did a deep dive on the Kavanaugh appointment a few weeks ago, and FTN did one this weekend, pretty nice to have listened to both side by side this weekend just before the hearings today.

First Things:
https://www.firstthings.com/blogs/firstthoughts/2018/07/who-is-brett-kavanaugh

Fash The Nation:
http://fashthenation.com/2018/09/ftn-145-special-labor-day-edition-kavanaugh-deep-dive/