Message from @Empire
Discord ID: 480868148669579264
Thank you, good sir
Of course
And this *proves*?
civic nationalism is a tough sell at best
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If the press doesn't wanna be labeled as the "enemy of the people" by Trump, maybe doxing jurors isn't a good first step
Shit like that is what gives more fire power to Trump, and they wonder why we think they're such dipshits 🙄
anyone trying to debate
@Empire what’s your ideology
I guess capitalism
Out of the choices on the top of the screen
Conservative or liberal
Liberal
@Empire wanna debate?
and sure
Israel truly is our greatest ally <:trumpthumbsup:475937212484288522> 🇮🇱 <:TrumpDab:475858725425643520>
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMniFQCyqTg
@IИVДLID CЯΞДΓIФИ the first one is only 4 minutes
alright
**Ideology VS Worldview**
When a man is on a journey, he needs a few things to insure he'll have a good trip. He first of all needs to know where he wants to go, to have some idea of his destination, even if it's just a feeling (go where it's warmer) or a vague direction (east). He'll also need maps, which contain the knowledge that will get him to his destination. In life, a man's destination is determined by his values, and he makes tactical decisions on a day to day basis according to his knowledge or ideas, which are like his "map" to reality. Similarly, groups of people, who are headed in the same direction, share a common world-view, and they base their policies on an ideology. In other words, a group's world-view is the system of values by which they judge everything else and decide what their common goals are, while ideologies are the theories and models they develop to reach those goals.
Destination = Value system (individuals) = World view (groups)
Maps = Ideas (individuals) = Ideology (groups)
**Modernism VS Traditionalism**
There's basically infinite numbers of potential ideologies and world-views, but they all belong to one of two categories, which are polar opposites and totally irreconcilable. Those two categories are modernism (often called materialism) and traditionalism (often called idealism). In modernism, the highest good is to be comfortable and safe, while avoiding pain and danger. Everything is good or bad according to that criteria. In traditionalism, the highest good is truth and the rejection of falsehoods. Everything is good or bad according to that criteria.
It's very important to note that for modernists, ideas, values and theories are *tools* to be used to attain material ends. Those things have no inherent value in themselves. If truth is in the way of feeling good, then truth must go. Inversely, for traditionalism, it is material conditions and possessions that are considered tools - used for the purpose of attaining and upholding truth. If comfort and safety are in the way of truth, those things must be sacrificed.
**What is fascism?**
Fascism is the traditional world-view, as it manifests in the modern world. This means fascism is primarily concerned with *truth*, which is to say, with objective reality. It also means that fascism is not an ideology, although fascists can employ ideologies to deal with specific circumstances when the need arises.
Fascism cannot be compared with ideologies like capitalism or communism, since those are simply alternate methods to reach the same goal (ie. the greatest comfort and safety for the greatest numbers), while fascism holds a completely different goal: to make human society embody the eternal truths of the universe.
Of course, since the world is a complex and mysterious place, which no one can claim to fully understand, implicit in the fascist world-view is the need to explore and experiment in order to attain a greater knowledge of the truth, which will be reflected in our laws and institutions. Inversely, the purpose of science in the modern world-view is to create gadgets for our pleasure and convenience, while uncomfortable findings are swept under the rug to allow liberal myths to go unchallenged.
**Tenets of fascism**
Ideologies like libertarianism are full of tenets, ideas that define them. For example, libertarians insist that since everyone is selfish, giving anyone a monopoly will lead to corruption. That is one of their tenets. By making a simple list of these tenets, it's possible to explain what the ideology is about quickly and easily. This is not possible with fascism, because fascism has no tenets. Indeed, fascists tend to be "racist", "socialist", "anti-semites" and many other things, but those are not inherent components of fascism or inherent personality traits of fascists. A fascist simply looks at the evidence and decides that reality is racist, human nature is that we are social animals, and jews have historically been a harmful influence on every society that hosted them. If it was proven the other way around, a fascist would adopt the opposite notion.
As such, fascism has no hard and fast tenets, but fascists are accumulating a mass of scientific and academic evidence that is "politically incorrect" for modern materialist society. As individuals grow and progress on the path of fascism, they will progressively acquaint themselves with this body of evidence, and thus approach truth.
Also, basic common sense and a cursory observation of nature will let anyone understand certain principles that govern the world. "The strong survive, while the weak perish". Such a banal notion that it barely needs saying, yet a revolutionary thing to affirm to a modernist. All of these simple principles can be learned by reading (or remembering!) the fables of Aesop, short stories written thousands of years ago and intended to teach common sense to children, yet which are now terribly "politically incorrect".
**Walking on the path of truth**
Being a fascist means walking on the path of truth - and this requires a weeding out of all falsehoods from our lives. This begins with the self: it is necessary to fully accept who and what we are (unlike the degenerates who reject their humanity, reject their gender, reject their race, their nation, their history, etc). As Rockwell said, you either believe in the scientific method and apply it to yourself without egoism, or you're only kidding yourself.
Walking on the path of truth means learning what is our place in the world and fulfilling that position. It means understanding that everything from individuals, to nations, races and species have their place in a cosmic hierarchy. This holds true even when we're faced with the uncomfortable notion that we're not at the top of that hierarchy.
When the social order reflects the natural order, which is to say that every member of society fulfills the role that is most appropriate to their nature, then that society has realized the fascist ideal.
Fascism made more sense when communist revolutions were actually a problem
as opposed to Cultural Marxism in media, academia, etc.
(((Frankfurt school)))
>fascism is and has always been the only real opposition to communism
>well now that communists are in charge via cultural marxism, it doesn't make sense to continue to oppose it
???
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The whole point of fascism was class unity in opposition to class conflict
we don't need class unity to oppose cultural marxism