Bingo

For me personally, my balance is politically fascism, socially traditionalism, and personally stoicism

I do have constitutionalist views but wrapped in a whole libertarian. So libertarian I wrote in Rand Paul because he was the only hope i had.

The three major levels of life and they (for me) fullfil each role and ideologically be close together

Democracy is a lie

Democracy is too easily corrupted. Too many people are sheep

Ya know what I want

Space federation and giant bugs to kill

*desire to know more doesnt intensify*

I enjoy a good republic

And SAME

So in all seriousness, I'm right wing as fuck

But I also believe in individual rights, to a degree

More or less boils down to extreme nationalism with civil liberties

Example, I don't give a shit about a free market. I fully believe most industry needs to be regulated or at least have heavy environmental protections put in place

Shit like that

I think that depends more or less where you are trying to implement it. In the US that wouldn't be too much a problem, but if you go to Somalia or something you need to control that shit with iron hand

Ultimately people are not equal, and knowing that can make things less difficult

Well that's the reason I always joke about killing off the third world

Let them by themselves

You will do them a favour

More or less my actual stance

And if they go down, tought titties

Stop giving aid to everyone, take care of the homefront

Also, it's proven that giving them aid is what keeps them so poor and bad

Btw you're right that equality is a meme basically, in America there is equality of opportunity not equality of outcome

People tend to confuse both, unfortunately

This year, the mayor colleges made admissions, and the one i go to accepted 20k out of 45k participants. Instead of working harder next year or trying another institution, they blocked the main campus in a protest to demand they be given a place

See that's bullshit

Yeah. A lot of people clowned on them, but some are determined to get in because "it's their right".

That's also bullshit

You have the right to a basic education

Higher learning is on you

And while it's true that "the right to education" is in our constitution it covers the part that gov has to provide the oportunity (in this case the top colleges are public) but they are not obligated to accept everyone.

Plus I also feel that most people goto college just to go

Instead of studying something beneficial they pick useless majors

It's like going to college but your dad pays for it. The only difference is that your dad is the government and they pay the big cost, but instead of getting a loan you work for the government for a year and the debt is stettled

*settled

Useless majors arent that big of a deal here, because not many institutions offer them, and the atendees know full well they won't makeuch of it

Its a problem here

Like for instance, I'm about to go back to school to become a paramedic