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Post by britbong on Dec 28, 2015 18:12:00 GMT
I suggest we maintain a white:other races ratio for immigration. We don't want to cuck ourselves into failure. 1:0 is a good ratio. |
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Post by britbong on Dec 28, 2015 18:22:01 GMT
Funny how you're so against socialist laws, while opting to live on a small island with a small community of about 250 people at the start. Do you realise the government will have to be a large one? You cannot put food production, energy, and clean water into private hands, because in such a small community there is no back-up possible. The government will have to own these things, but because it's such a small community people will actually influence the government. The problems with society are social problems, not economic. Yes we'll have to embrace a degree of collectivism while we're a small group. But rather than having a government to make decisions for us we will have drawn up a long term plan which we will have agreed upon in advance |
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Post by honoraryserb1 on Dec 28, 2015 21:52:05 GMT
We should touch on cultural Marxism defiantly and the dangers it has caused. Also the Big Banks like Rothschild and JP Morgan and their shady shenanigans.
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Post by han on Dec 30, 2015 4:16:26 GMT
What brought degeneracy to the Western world isn't the color of the skin of these people, but their system of belief and their values, which aren't inherited at birth. Talmudism in the israelic faith for example, is all about dominating the goy, using him for the advancement of the so called "Chosen People". Arabs without religion of peace would be as decent as any one if we "reboot" them. Dindus wouldn't be dindus if it wasn't all about welfare checks and foodstamps. Put anyone, anyone, into a complete different environment cut from the rest of the world and its sociocultural clashes, and he could be made a new man, for which his past beliefs and laws are as relevant as the Londonian subway map to a martian colony. That's why I think it's crucial to get rid of any text that are known to have brought the behaviours we are trying to escape from (Talmud, Torah, Quran, Socialist laws), erase them into oblivion so that any trace of them can never reach the next generations of our new society. It's not about the skin, it's about the brain. But again, just my humble opinion. Funny how you're so against socialist laws, while opting to live on a small island with a small community of about 250 people at the start. Do you realise the government will have to be a large one? You cannot put food production, energy, and clean water into private hands, because in such a small community there is no back-up possible. The government will have to own these things, but because it's such a small community people will actually influence the government. The thing is that with such a small society, everyone can participate directly in governance, at least at the start, when the population is small, so a government in the traditional sense would not exist. Governance, economics and everything can conceivably be based on personal relations (Dunbar's number?). Just my thoughts. Also, I'm for a more culturally open, inclusive system, but that's probably a given for me. |
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Post by polack on Dec 30, 2015 4:18:29 GMT
Funny how you're so against socialist laws, while opting to live on a small island with a small community of about 250 people at the start. Do you realise the government will have to be a large one? You cannot put food production, energy, and clean water into private hands, because in such a small community there is no back-up possible. The government will have to own these things, but because it's such a small community people will actually influence the government. The thing is that with such a small society, everyone can participate directly in governance, at least at the start, when the population is small, so a government in the traditional sense would not exist. Governance, economics and everything can conceivably be based on personal relations (Dunbar's number?). Just my thoughts. Also, I'm for a more culturally open, inclusive system, but that's probably a given for me. are you by any chance not white? |
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Post by han on Dec 30, 2015 4:28:06 GMT
The thing is that with such a small society, everyone can participate directly in governance, at least at the start, when the population is small, so a government in the traditional sense would not exist. Governance, economics and everything can conceivably be based on personal relations (Dunbar's number?). Just my thoughts. Also, I'm for a more culturally open, inclusive system, but that's probably a given for me. are you by any chance not white? Yes, you can tell by my profile pic |
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