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I'm a post-right nativist with libertarian and authoritarian tendencies.
Ask me anything.
The continued failures of Nationalist movements to build anything that lasts beyond rhetoric, the continued failure to deliver to their constituents and endless factionalism led to my disillusionment with such scenes as they exist. Despite neoliberalism being more totalitarian than ever and its opposition in the mainstream being utterly toothless, such movements are a complete waste of energy, time and resources. There is no refuge except for the one you forge for yourself.
Ezra Pound once wrote that a slave is a man who waits for his savior. This perhaps best describes the right especially in North America.
Despite being aware liberals and their leftist allies disproportionately control virtually every influential institution and profession from academia to technology, the absolute best the right has been able to muster are a worthless coalition of proud contrarians, people with elitist temperaments, shut-ins, (pseudo)intellectuals and those with nothing to lose. This coalition does not inspire the necessary class of professionals from scientists, engineers, lawyers and thinkers to form a solid front against liberals and the left. Instead, we're treated to terminally online grifters telling their respective audiences what they want to hear and offering nothing to meaningfully improve their lives. Of those who want something more, they all suffer from crabs-in-a-bucket mentality and squabble over minutiae at the expense of fulfilling long term goals. It just seems the right loves taking positions that are ultimately counterproductive and ethically dubious for God knows what reason.
An anon once suggested a book called "The Flight from Reason" by Scottish historian James Webb. Admittedly, I haven't read it, but it sounds geared towards the inner libertarian skeptic in me. Webb's thesis is that, in times of great uncertainty and upheaval, those who fail to adapt to the changing times seek refuge in whoever will harbor them, particularly cults and fringe political movements, and consequently become deeply irrational. The book is particularly focused on occultism in the 18th and 19th centuries, but it seems we're seeing the same phenomena unfold today. In most cases, it's a massive swath of retards too dumb, too old and/or unable to adapt to a changing world and a margin of grifters preying on those same people.
Honestly, it all fucking hurts so much and is too exhausting for words. The right is aware of all the problems yet still can't fight to save itself.
Most people wouldn't know how to be individuals if they were the last people on Earth. While it's true we all build from greater men, most choose to be aggressively ignorant and unthinking. It's why I dislike bydło. They're herd animals who want power and reassurance without the skill needed for governance. Successful societies require hierarchy and governance which explain my authoritarian tendencies. I don't favor exercising power for its own sake; that's tyranny under a different name. That being said, giving bydło power just drags everyone down to their level.
He hated banks, so that's based. Trouble is, it's difficult to apply Southern plantation politics to 21st century America. Also, destroying the National Bank only to replace it with hundreds of little banks was no improvement. If anything, he decentralized a problem.
That said, I admire his populism.
These did nothing for me.
Anarchism interested me when I was younger until I interacted with Anarchists. They suck.
I'm not.
These are not me.
I feel that way about most people.
I don't know what to admire more. Trump for his unending ability to rile of up libtards or libtards being performatively outraged enough to keep going?
I got the straight edge, m8.
I just call myself a Nativist or, if I'm feeling antagonistic, Fascist.
That's biologically impossible.
Neurodivergent
In between olive and fair. I'm off brown.
Both, but these days, I prefer cats.
At home with my face glued to the screen watching in shock.
Nein
Lately, I've been bingeing on sugar-free Jell-O. For midnight snacks, it can be anything from carrots and bell peppers to leftovers from a previous night.
Wish I had an answer to that question.
Yep, and I drive well.
I work out at my local gym 6 times a week.
A quicker question would be what don't I like to eat. I don't like seafood apart from shrimp and tilapia. For drinks, I'll take Coke Zero, old fashioned cocktails and beer (especially stouts/porters)
'80s anime is kino.
I'm on the autism spectrum, so I peg me at 50.
This community is very cozy.
Was raised Muslim but then discovered agnosticism.
Had one who adored me. RIP, he was a good boy.
>pessimistic
Very
>cynical
Somewhat
>Misanthropic
Very
>Antisocial
Sort of.
>Introverted
Very.
Couldn't tell you if my life depended on it.
It's running on inertia, but there has been nothing able to replace it, so we can expect to see at least another century of American hegemony. What this means for our personal freedom, we'll see.
Extremely complicated with both sides having credible claims to the land. Initially, I was somewhat sympathetic to Russia as the world painted him as the next Hitler while Zelensky was celebrated. My Romanian buddy talked sense into me. Here's what he had to say:
>In none of my posts did I say that the problems you mention are not serious or real. Nor did I ever made a demand for some return to cuckservatism. Your "extreme repression", while serious, is nothing compared with the repression we endured through during communist era, and is also nothing compared to the repression dissidents endure in Russia and China, the "model countries".
>What's infuriating is that you guys acknowledge all these issues [that is, censorship in the name of combating hate, progressive liberal culture, liberal laws, et cetera], and yet instead of trying to fix things, and I have to be careful with my words here for obvious reasons, you expect foreign nations to literally destroy the primacy you enjoy on a world stage. The consequences of that will be losing your allies in East Europe, China expanding its influence over Asia, Japan as an ally, lost, Taiwan and its tech capabilities, lost.
>YOU have to muster the strength and fix things. YOU have to find a message that's deeply normal, not one based on something 90% of the population considers insane. There is no help coming. America has insane military potential, nukes, it cannot be broken so you get a cozy ethnostate in the South, how will you split the army and nukes? The industry?
>Nobody can come and save you, guys. I know the situation looks dire, but understand that people in other parts of the planet are under war for decades, live largely without water and food, and they still struggle to survive in far worse conditions.
>Russia and China are not friends, they are competition and enemies and as long as the GAE exists, they will forever be that.
>And there is no such thing as complete isolationism and retreat from the world. Eventually they'll come for you too, and you will lose all your allies. Abandoning Europe in itself will simply make null all your WN credentials and pretenses.
>It's all up to you to find a reasonable path that can be pursued to fix things, one without the stringent paranoia shown by the TRS, without grifters like Nicole Fuentes, without propagandists for foreign empires.
>An attempt at normality has to be pursued.
From the River to the Sea, baby. Israel is our unruly master who must go.
I've been shitposting since 2006. Gurochan might've been my first imageboard with 7chan, 99chan (RIP), 711chan (RIP) and 420chan being my later haunts. 2012 is when I discovered Krautchan /int/ with my first thread being "What do you think of feminism?" My thread received 200+ replies, but the one burned into memory was, "This is like asking what the Muslim Brotherhood thinks of Zionism." From that point forward, I found my community.
Mostly shit, but looking forward to the close of this decade.
I periodically made threads, but the relative lack of activity and slow nature of threads kept me from returning. The constant pedophilia and other scumbags on nu-KC inspired my return here.
Something much more luxurious.
In fact, I will be travelling to Europe for the first time in 16 years very soon. Looking forward to it.
Nope.
Just my mother. My father died almost a decade ago. I have two half brothers from my father's previous marriage. We don't talk.
