based gen z is the optimist approach

at least they arent doomers

most gen z people politically are leftists

ive seen

Gen Z isn't more liberal

its divided between bernie libs and communists

at least where i live

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/i-can-beat-him-again-hillary-clinton-teases-2020-run

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I like Bernie's economics but I'm culturally right

Bernie has said some based things tho

i dont live in America so im not actually that well read on America politicians policies etc

but like

from what ive seen i would agree, the only problem is obviously his views on immigration and how he wants to make welfare etc more accessible to non-white americans and immigrants etc

Yeah abortion is super based

however

But they do it disproportionately

It would keep whites the majority for longer

And whites would become more conservative

Exactly

ehh i feel like white left wingers are pretty predominant especially in the younger generations

yes but lefties dont have a lot of kids

idk they have very few kids tho

yeah that is very true

Traditional white christians have like idk maybe 2.2 kids per woman and retarded white feminist has maybe .5

slowly white right wingers will take control of the white vote, white consciousness etc

Also, diversity makes keep less supportive of a welfare state

Because they don't like seeing their money go to other groups

What will happen is whites will continue to drift right and non whites will drift left and there will likely be polarization.

yes
we can already see that there is a white wing and a brown wing forming in politics

I'm not happy about it. I think welfare states like Scandinavia are better especially if the population is homogenous but that's what'll likely happen.

the problem with welfare states is that they tend to embrace individualism and social degeneracy which is a threat to the social fabric

I don't think so. A non welfare state free market where the government has little role in economics is way more individualist.

@Sandaledfungus4 i mean from an economic standpoint yes, but socially, welfare states place a large emphasis on individualism and have an extremely liberal conception of "rights" regarding individual freedoms

But so do free market libertarian states

yea, im not saying free market libertarianism is better

im saying they are both horrible

I think it limits thought and speech way too much

Fascism is literally ```"Everything within the state, nothing outside the state, nothing against the state"```

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