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re: How did you develop your political beliefs?
Posted on 12/18/17 at 1:48 am to Eden
Posted on 12/18/17 at 1:48 am to Eden
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I'd really like libertarianism to be viable, but the open hatred that the (((globalists))) have for normal, Western white people isn't going to be defeated by playing live-and-let-live. Now I'm a hardcore traditionalist, proud of my people and their history, trying to get as physically fit and learn as much as I can about who we are, and looking forward to the day when this political establishment is upended and leaders who don't have a hard-on for erasing white culture can take us in the direction we need to go.
In what ways do you think white culture is being erase? And curious to your thoughts on what our nation looks like by following the direction you speak of.
Both serious questions
This post was edited on 12/18/17 at 1:49 am
Posted on 12/18/17 at 2:08 am to Royal Tiger Fan
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In what ways do you think white culture is being erase? And curious to your thoughts on what our nation looks like by following the direction you speak of.
Both serious questions
- Tearing down Confederate monuments without any consideration for historical context is probably the most overt example in recent news. I get that the Confederacy isn't exactly a shining moment in our national history, but the monuments aren't about and were never about glorifying slavery or the systemic abuse of blacks. The sites and monuments themselves always explain that they were erected in memory of the valor and sacrifice of the soldiers defending their homeland and way of life. Protestors briefly tried to push their momentum after Charlottesville and agitated for the removal of monuments to people like Thomas Jefferson, which in my opinion showed their true colors.
And, again, it's always white history that's targeted by these things. Nobody is trying to get rid of Black History Month or replace statues of Martin Luther King.
- On that note, but a separate issue, outside of unquestionable moments of national solidarity like Pearl Harbor or 9/11, agitators in the media and among leftist politicians love to act as though there are no positives to white history and that we're nothing but racist genocidal monsters. Columbus is only remembered for his hostilities with Native Americans and not for the daring voyage across the Atlantic that led to the foundation of our country. The Confederates get reduced only to being defenders of slavery. Even now, despite the fact that white taxpayers paying for welfare are the only reason most urban black communities don't immediately collapse, the media wants you to believe that whites are still somehow oppressing blacks en masse.
- The constant pushing in the media of the idea that white people in America have "no culture" (although rarely stated explicitly in those terms) is straightforward erasure.
- And while it hasn't hit the US just yet, I did say "Western" rather than "American" specifically for a reason: the mass migration of Muslims from Africa and Southwest Asia into Europe, at a rate far faster than they could ever assimilate, is destabilizing those states and creating a growing underclass of non-Western, non-white people who have demonstrated decreasing respect and tolerance for the culture of their host countries. America might have had to face a similar issue with Hispanic migration from Mexico, were it not for us electing Trump and actually enforcing immigration laws again.
Don't get me wrong on any of this, America is a multi-ethnic society and always will be. There's always a place for anybody of any race to come here, assimilate into our shared values, and be fully American. But that means there's a place for whites as well, which means the massive media push to demonize whites at every turn is incompatible with this vision of America being for everyone.
If we went the direction I'm talking about, you would see immigration laws being respected and people of all races getting along and living and working together in far greater harmony than they are now, because they would all be working under one united vision -- the American Dream, being able to live your life how you damn well please and enjoy your freedoms and the pursuit of happiness without being constantly harassed and condemned for the actions that people who look like you committed hundreds of years ago.
Posted on 12/18/17 at 2:09 am to bayoumuscle21
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Do you think Rand has a shot in the future?
I hope he continues to raise his profile. I think with the current awakening that many Republicans are having to the benefits of Libertarianism, he has an amazing opportunity to do so. I really hope he wins the Republican nomination when Trump finishes in 2024.
Posted on 12/18/17 at 2:56 am to Eden
Thanks. While we lean in different directions politically, I appreciate the clarity in which you detailed your view. Well thought out and communicated post.
Posted on 12/18/17 at 3:14 am to cssamerican
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Common sense through observations in my life.
Posted on 12/18/17 at 4:18 am to tduecen
For me it was simple. Every damn time a democrat was in office my taxes went up...period! Screw them and their social programs that only put a band aid on the problems. Get your damn hands out of my pockets!
Posted on 12/18/17 at 4:52 am to tduecen
I have pretty much been governed by pure logic and facts - especially since I first voted in 1960. I grew up in a DEM environment. My dad drilled into into us "Never vote for a Republican" - he even tried to drill that into my children. (However we all think that he voted for IKE in his 2nd term - could never get him to deny it)
Fortunately, television came along at the time I was reaching adulthood, and I was able to actually watch people talk and analyze what they said. It seemed to me that the logic and the facts - as well as the decent demeanor - were always on the side of the conservatives.
Pretty simple concept for me.
Fortunately, television came along at the time I was reaching adulthood, and I was able to actually watch people talk and analyze what they said. It seemed to me that the logic and the facts - as well as the decent demeanor - were always on the side of the conservatives.
Pretty simple concept for me.
Posted on 12/18/17 at 5:11 am to tduecen
Ive seen what liberal policies have inflicted on it's constituents. I like at the division the liberal party has caused I look at who the target bill payers are for the liberal wet dream of progressivism are. I look at how many unborn the left kills off. I look at how the left seeks to destroy the fundamental fibers that have kept this country about the rest for over 200 years. I see the confusion and pain on the LGBTQACDEFGHIJKLMNOP and how they need serious help but never find it.
The list could go on for days.
The list could go on for days.
Posted on 12/18/17 at 6:04 am to tduecen
Parents are lefties. So, of course I loved it when Reagan beat Carter. Listened to a lot of Rush in his early years too.
I can see both sides better now that I am older though. I vote 80% conservative, based on the person - not sure if that means Republican anymore though. Locally is whoever can do the most (from a business and educational standpoint) for my city.
I can see both sides better now that I am older though. I vote 80% conservative, based on the person - not sure if that means Republican anymore though. Locally is whoever can do the most (from a business and educational standpoint) for my city.
Posted on 12/18/17 at 6:16 am to tduecen
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How did you develop your political beliefs?
Was raised a Kennedy democrat, was still a democrat when Reagan was elected, strange thing happened after I quit getting high in the mid 80's, the fog lifted and the conservative truth opened my eyes.
I knew we we in trouble when a dude with sunglasses and a saxophone showed up one night on the Arsenio Hall show and duped America into voting his azz into the White House. From that point on there was no way I would ever vote Prog/Dim again.
Posted on 12/18/17 at 7:11 am to cssamerican
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Common sense through observations in my life.
Posted on 12/18/17 at 7:21 am to tduecen
Both of my parents would be considered moderates so I didn't grow up household that was hard line one way or the other. After witnessing a Barrack Obama presidency and the extreme political views of the progressive left that want to march us straight to communism ,and are willing to do just about anything when in power to achieve it I have swung more right/libertarian leaning in my views.
Posted on 12/18/17 at 9:00 am to Parmen
Compassion
Logic
World view
Observations
Vote based on
"Lesser of two evils."
Logic
World view
Observations
Vote based on
"Lesser of two evils."
Posted on 12/18/17 at 9:54 am to tduecen
My earliest political memory was when we had a mock election in kindergarten in 1980. I voted for Reagan.
Posted on 12/18/17 at 10:07 am to LSU Patrick
Easy. It's extremely hard to support democrats when your family owns several businesses, a frick ton of land, and other sources of income that democrats want to steal from you.
Why should I have to pay more because sharkesha is a dumbfrick with 10 kids? Why should I have to pay more because Sally smoked a pack a day and eats 7,000 calories a day?
Democrats want nothing but to steal from those who work their arse off and give to the lazy. frick them.
Why should I have to pay more because sharkesha is a dumbfrick with 10 kids? Why should I have to pay more because Sally smoked a pack a day and eats 7,000 calories a day?
Democrats want nothing but to steal from those who work their arse off and give to the lazy. frick them.
Posted on 12/18/17 at 10:24 am to tduecen
Starting around the age of 9 I regularly walked the 3 blocks to the city park library to check out a book or two. But I became enthralled with a periodical on the magazine rack so I just pulled up a chair and read it at least once a month.
Posted on 12/18/17 at 10:33 am to DEG
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I was 10 when Reagan was elected. His leadership, value system and political ideology was easy to latch on to.
Well put. I was 13 though. Otherwise the same thing.
Posted on 12/22/17 at 12:14 pm to CelticDog
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Compassion
Logic
World view
Observations
So "feelings", got it.
Posted on 12/22/17 at 12:35 pm to tduecen
Ayn Rand and Ron Paul. Voted Libertarian in every election since I was 18.
Posted on 12/22/17 at 12:53 pm to tduecen
Three letters ..... "LBJ" made me determined to go Republican. All you had to do was look at the results of how his "great society" adversely impacted Caucasians. It was not and is not so much about being anti-minority as it is that everyone earns their way, pulls their fair share, and abides by the same laws. LBJ's "Great Society" made us not so great.
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