@ʙɪɢ βɵʂʂ 𠄩 What?

German nationalism has been a thing since it was United

no one tell him about Bismarck

And even before, but no one has enough power to unite it

Lol exactly

Until Bismarck

I know who Bismarck was, I'm not a moron

Dollfuss was pretty based, because he recognized that Pan Germanism didn't work

cameralists get the bullet too

They do

Moldbug is gay

His philosophy is alright though

Anyway, I don't believe in multiculturalism, and because nationalism attempts to smush hundreds of cultures into one, it is inherently so.

That's not correct but ok

Nationalism is the creation of a state of a nation, pretty simple

That a people of common culture, heritage, and language should govern themselves as a collective

There is no such thing as a common culture, heritage or language on the scale of tens or hundreds of kilometers.

Microcultures are irrelevant

You then could argue that even communities shoudlnt exist

Because each family has its own microculture

Did you know that France had dozens of languages? The Parisians tried to genocide as many as they could.

And heritage

France is an illegitimate state and is irrelevant to this conversation

I agree

A common culture can exist between hundreds of kilometers, and does

Do small and minute differences exist? Yes

Are they at all relevant? No

Well, maxim, the way that anarchists believe in throwing away every unnecessary authority, I believe in throwing away every unnecessary grouping of people together, and unless we plan to live in caves, a family-only "society" is impossible, so the town or village is the next best thing.

>maxim

My name is literally like right there

Come on now

Oops sorry lol

Why are they irrelevant? Who decides that

The common culture did

Minute differences don't cause catastrophic schisms in culture divides

If the common culture is artificial, and it still somehow gets to decide the relevancy of real cultures, isn't this a silly line of argument?

Just as minute differences family to family don't effect the common culture of a village

@ʙɪɢ βɵʂʂ 𠄩 common culture is not artificial

It is natural, stemming from natural organization as a population grows

I have to go to bed, can't talk much longer

Alright, good talk then