I've have spent a long time devoted to studying, I've read every sort of book I could think of from the communist manifesto to me in kampf, from the quoran to the Talmud, from the Republic to common sense, from the analects of confusious to nietzch. I have spent a long time thinking, processing this knowledge and critiquing these ideas until I felt I could hold something as absolute truth and so I now do.
Fascism is absolutely the right answer! It's the best political solution to every field in society in terms of morals, economic, way of living, etc.
I wonder what the men who made America would think?
Noah Cox
how would you deal with succession is the main drawback. i suppose the benefits of it depend entirely on the leader. you don't want to be stuck with a tyrannical prick who cares not for the people.
Jackson Wood
>you don't want to be stuck with a tyrannical prick who cares not for the people. True, but at the very least in authoritarian systems you know exactly who to blame if power is abused. Democracy doesn't actually give away any control, it merely diffuses blame so that you can't to anything to correct wrongs. It's possibly one of the greatest lies in all of history.
Kevin Morris
The leadership has to be of divine origins.
Anthony Barnes
What is your opinion on the current state of the west being similar to what led to the fall of Rome? They say that just before its collapse, there was similar types of degeneracy like homosexuality being accepted. Is it even possible to fight back now or is it too late? It just feels like the human experience cant deal with order for long periods of time. Like the natural realm to live in is pure and utter chaos mixed with degeneracy. Many believe everything that happens in this life does not matter at all, can you blame them for not living to imposed standards?
William Adams
We need moral codes
Kevin Gutierrez
There is no such thing as "homosexuality". It's called FAGGOTRY. Never EVER use postmodernist terminology again.
Makes you wonder if there is objective and a universal morality then. What if someone disagrees with your ideals of morality ?
Tyler Hernandez
You obviously haven't, but I'll bite. Explain your reasoning.
Ian Lopez
Oh fuck off dude, everyone here is on the same belief plane as you
Cooper Long
>user hasn't read anything.
Sebastian Jones
>Fascism is absolutely the right answer! Look into Erne Nolte's' study (he's shunned by mainstream academics, a bad goy), Italian fascism is just a by-product of Italian ""thinking""
It's arrived at a time parliamentary liberalism was still a novelty and socialists were serious to take that away. Mussolini himself was a leftist that was a bit weak in the head and wanted action, he dragged Italy to WW1 out of the blue, then this same way he somehow got power. Once he's in, what then, it's time to rule.
Asher Lewis
Oh yeah? Well I have ascended the astral plane all the way up to the ninth dimension, spoke directly with the gods of our reality. I've written treaties with extraterrestrials, traveled to their worlds and experienced their advanced space faring culture. Alien culture is shit, we need a space wall. I've summoned demons using advanced pre-christian techniques, solely to put them to use in household chores. I've traveled back in time to preemptively assassinate evil dictators, but didn't like the outcome, so I went back and killed myself beforehand. I've solved the meaning of life solely through watching Rick and Morty.
And I'm here to tell you that anarcho-primitivism is the truth!
I think by saying when he read those he looked up the summaries on cliffnotes. Youre not fooling anyone OP, you are Tai Lopez tier with your knawledge
Jace Howard
Constitutional Republic that adheres to our founding principles is the best we can do. Fascism works fine if the leader is correct. A bad leader means a massive catastrophe.
Elijah Miller
But there's no way to change the hands of power if the powerful are corrupt in a fascist system. At least in Democracy there's a vote and a transfer of power, even if that vote is only for a few people
Has there ever actually been a fascist regime with a peaceful transfer of power/succession? That seems to be the biggest flaw in that it thinks personal ambitions will be subsumed by loyalty to the state. Unless it's by design to have those at the top constantly vying for power to be the strongest
Carson Wright
We create strict morals similar to Islam, we do not allow criticisms of these morals to gain political ground by labelling them as dangerous to society.
Parker Richardson
But there's no way to change the hands of power if the powerful are corrupt in a fascist system. At least in Democracy there's a vote and a transfer of power, even if that vote is only for a few people
Has there ever actually been a fascist regime with a peaceful transfer of power/succession? That seems to be the biggest flaw in that it thinks personal ambitions will be subsumed by loyalty to the state. Unless it's by design to have those at the top constantly vying for power to be the strongest
Democracy isn't really, if you learn political history you realise there rarely has been at true democracy, its only a show to fool the people into being slaves of the elite
Kevin Collins
Monarchies hold a sort of middle ground; hereditary rule presents proper incentives in a middle and long run which are neglected in democracies because all you get is 4 or 6 years to show for and hope your party or yourself are voted in once again. If anyone's interested, here's a paper from LSE. eprints.lse.ac.uk/69615/1/Besley_Logic of hereditary rule_2017.pdf
Kayden Russell
That's why I said Constitutional Republic, not Democracy.
Alexander Perez
Plz be original content. You made my day
David Long
Yeah, he already admitted that but you still haven't replied to his point about transitioning power between factions. Who's to prevent a fascist government from turning into that very same corrupt elite with everyone beneath them as a slave? And the difference is you won't be able to vote them out of office. No matter what you think about Trump and Obama, there's no denying that they're the embodiment of very different understandings of the state and of politics and that both were peacefully voted into office. Can't have that with a fascist govt.
Jackson Cruz
Only universal within societies, not between societies. It's when those different value systems come into contact with one another that you see conflict and struggle
>Who's to prevent a fascist government from turning into that very same corrupt elite with everyone beneath them as a slave? And the difference is you won't be able to vote them out of office. I'd also like to see an answer on this. I've never heard of a fascist state transferring power peacefully
Ian James
>you don't want to be stuck with a tyrannical prick who cares not for the people. literally exactly what you get each time. you soyboys need a father figure in your life. then maybe you wouldn't have this patholigical need to have a strong man rule over you.
Alexander Walker
How is democracy working out for Mexico?
Christian Barnes
Spain is an example of this. As Franco died institutions propped up which eventually transitioned into a democratic state, or at least one that looks much more like it than it did under Franco.
Nathan Jackson
yes cuz having a the jew rule over us for the last 70 years has been so so good.
From a white nation of 83% down to 56% and its all due to the fucking blood sucking jew.
Better a strong prick then 70 more years of jewish rule.
Isaiah Campbell
It's not. Then again, Mexico has not known democracy. I'm not saying this in the sense that OP is "no true democracy", but in a literal sense: the candidate who was most voted in 2006 did NOT become president because of rigged elections. This, in fact, resembles more closely a fascist govt. than a democratic one.
Noah Stewart
someone or some group will always be at the top of the hierarchy. it's just reality. all these systems are just different ways of transferring power to someone on top. may as well try for the best and more consistent one. anarchy is retarded in the long run, some one else will just fill the void of power.
but yes there definitely is flaws with how this power is transferred effectively and peacefully in a fascist system. perhaps the previous leader will mentor the next.
Jaxson Peterson
Yeah, just like the reason why armies throughout history and every corporation worth its salt is ran in a highly authoritarian, top-down way is because they really have a pathological need for a father figure. It has nothing to do with performance and efficiency.
Carter Wood
Ye we know, just to add Fascism is natural law. Its instinctual.
