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Racism and ethnic nationalism exist to serve women by prioritizing them. It's lead to millions of men dying over stupid wars for what? Nothing but coming home to find wives unfaithful and a country that's forgotten about you.
If it's just a matter of you hating a certain then religion then fair enough. That's your opinion and everyone is entitled to it.
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The same nationalism that sends thousands of men to their death with no discernible benefit for them and takes their lives in vain?
No. Nice beta ideology though.
Virtually any corruption free method of government over the people can work. And righteousness puts men and women first- the very thing that modern selfish societies have been failing to do.
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Ah yes. JUSTICE!
Can't say I finished my economics education at school well enough to critique globalism. Unchecked consumerism is wrecking the physical and human geography of our planet for sure.
All I know is that we all CAN and ARE able of working together and respecting choices. And there are intrinsically harmful things that exist out there like feminism, socialism, and neo-liberalism.
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This is exactly the issue that has led to the common man thinking he has the automatic right to vote. The intricacies and long term affects of, for example, some economic policy are not kitchen table issues yet they are wholesale disregarded and sidelined for discussion instead for media circus stories and salacious gossip of politicians and lawmakers themselves. Bread and circuses.
If people actually knew a thing about how to grow their own food, run a homestead, generate energy for their own needs, and use resources carefully, we wouldn't be the lazy and easily impressionable humans we now are. See: the 2016 US election. In a matter of a few weeks, millions of people are at their political adversaries' throats and gobbling down every story thrown their way like dog food.
People are actually stupid enough to mistake the glittering platitudes and meaningless jabber of any politician as legitimate and not of falsehood. They actually believed that electing another president would have some meaningful consequences. Poor fools. Nothing changes bottom down or top up unless there are a few factors in place; (1) a positive cohesive bond between people within a nation that transcends petty differences, (2) an actual rule of law and zero media fakery and corruption, (3) mandatory higher education, limited voting powers, and a functional ruling system of government and representation.
If people knew about economics and studied philosophy then they'd actually have qualified and rational argument for or against foreign labor, tariffs, subsidies, and immigration. Instead we are a planet of impatient morons.
I made points, which indeed do not have linked in them some url because this is a general conversation and I didn't consider the need to put down evidence as vital. Short in time and all. Oh wait...I guess that makes your points about importing theocrats an unsubstantiated unit of chaff too.
I just kid you. Take it easy lad.
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Hmm, gone are the days where nations had smaller populations and the year's worth of grain was all that needed for a village (Not that a large population is a bad thing; people = wealth).
We have satellite imaging to forecast weather, machinery endlessly chipping away at resources, and demands of markets in constant flux. Innovators, educated people, and sacrifices of many through sweat and blood got us to where we are. A successful nation or even town will not survive through mediocre management.
If they were such a problem, doing such vile things, wouldn't they have been deposed or reprimanded yet? Nope, nothing of the sort happened. When I studied law at school I was amazed by how inaccessible it was exactly because of the awkward relationship between the body enforcing and running by it and the people living under it. Reducing wages isn't unlawful unless it reaches a certain threshold, and even by then the economy is working its own way to make living interesting.
Soviet Russia was the embodiment of a bully 'oligarch', born out of the revolution of ignorant peasants. They thought they knew enough. But they were wrong and look what happened then; manipulation by people who knew more and therefore could trick the newly empowered ignorant masses. A vote doesn't empower one so much as knowledge does.
If that's what you call it then I probably am an elitist. Though "aristocratic" seems to hold up better because an aristocratic outlook is different to a democratic one. And I am not in favor of an aristocracy that is purely based on blood or of wealth. But instead knowledge. Anyone is free to ascend the ranks to a representative of people, so long as they are learned.
MGTOW. I'm going my own way, and you yours. This isn't some safespace.
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