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Topic	Nationalist politics topic 11: NPC meme is the gift that keeps on giving
Vlado 11/26/18 1:51:06 PM #476:	Kenri posted... Vlado posted... I was asking about "nationalistic totalitarianism." No, you asked about intranational (i.e. within one country) totalitarianism (as opposed to your global totalitarian bogeyman), though almost every example on the list is nationalist too so really I'm guessing you just didn't even bother looking. Oh oops. Got your question confused with Jakyl's, sorry. There's absolutely no problem with authoritarianism within a nation. If it's good for the people, excellent. If it's bad for the people, it's on them to topple it (via elections or force). Foreign interventionism under the pretext of "toppling the evil dictator" is ALWAYS worse for the country in question. foolm0r0n posted... Trump getting elected was the most important thing, but also it's not anything significant? You're lying about one of those. You are so willing to throw away anything you say/believe to try to win an argument. It's a technique that works for Trump and other statists to convince the public to follow their authority, but you are just a regular dude trying to win an argument. It makes no sense for you to throw away all your principles just to defend your leader. You're pretending you didn't understand what I was talking about. What part of "Trump getting elected is the most important" didn't you understand? It's the public sentiment having changed to the point of embracing Trump's platform, i.e. nationalism that matters far more than Trump's deeds while president. It doesn't look like Trump is going to get anything particularly important done with whatever power is granted to him in his position. It could be that he lied to the public get there, it could be that the deep state is not allowing him to do much. That doesn't matter. What matters is that the US voted for nationalism. It is what the people want. Despite 24/7 globalist propaganda on all major media, including even escapism media like film and even games. It signifies a cultural shift WHILE ALSO powerfully enabling further cultural shift. foolm0r0n posted... What doubts do you have about any of your beliefs? Nationalism, christianity, homosexuality, abortion, immigration - list 1 doubt you have for each. What doubt is there to be had about obvious, natural truths? You do not doubt that the sun rises in the morning and sets in the evening. You doubt, for example, people and their real intentions. I listed a clear example of doubt above - Trump. Someone I clearly like, but I still consider it possible he lied to me and millions of others to get us to like him. That is doubt. The red pill is nothing but the inevitable result of accumulation of political knowledge. --- Blitzball fan? Try Captain Tsubasa II (in English) for NES! *Best game reviews: http://betweenlifeandgames.com* <cite>Vlado posted [p:913070515] in Nationalis... [t:77120852]...</cite> <quote><cite>Kenri posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Vlado posted...</cite> <quote>I was asking about "nationalistic totalitarianism."</quote> No, you asked about intranational (i.e. within one country) totalitarianism (as opposed to your global totalitarian bogeyman), though almost every example on the list is nationalist too so really I'm guessing you just didn't even bother looking.</quote> Oh oops. Got your question confused with Jakyl's, sorry. There's absolutely no problem with authoritarianism within a nation. If it's good for the people, excellent. If it's bad for the people, it's on them to topple it (via elections or force). Foreign interventionism under the pretext of "toppling the evil dictator" is ALWAYS worse for the country in question. <cite>foolm0r0n posted...</cite> <quote>Trump getting elected was the most important thing, but also it's not anything significant? You're lying about one of those. You are so willing to throw away anything you say/believe to try to win an argument. It's a technique that works for Trump and other statists to convince the public to follow their authority, but you are just a regular dude trying to win an argument. It makes no sense for you to throw away all your principles just to defend your leader.</quote> You're pretending you didn't understand what I was talking about. What part of "Trump getting elected is the most important" didn't you understand? It's the public sentiment having changed to the point of embracing Trump's platform, i.e. nationalism that matters far more than Trump's deeds while president. It doesn't look like Trump is going to get anything particularly important done with whatever power is granted to him in his position. It could be that he lied to the public get there, it could be that the deep state is not allowing him to do much. That doesn't matter. What matters is that the US voted for nationalism. It is what the people want. Despite 24/7 globalist propaganda on all major media, including even escapism media like film and even games. It signifies a cultural shift WHILE ALSO powerfully enabling further cultural shift. <cite>foolm0r0n posted...</cite> <quote>What doubts do you have about any of your beliefs? Nationalism, christianity, homosexuality, abortion, immigration - list 1 doubt you have for each.</quote> What doubt is there to be had about obvious, natural truths? You do not doubt that the sun rises in the morning and sets in the evening. You doubt, for example, people and their real intentions. I listed a clear example of doubt above - Trump. Someone I clearly like, but I still consider it possible he lied to me and millions of others to get us to like him. That is doubt. The red pill is nothing but the inevitable result of accumulation of political knowledge. --- Blitzball fan? Try Captain Tsubasa II (in English) for NES! 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