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Topic	Nationalist politics topic 15: The "Russian collusion" was a hoax!
Vlado 06/01/19 2:39:39 PM #425:	Espeon posted... Fascism is an inherently violent political system, predisposed to war though. You literally had to add a caveat to your democracy is just as bad argument to maintain it, because no, democratic governance is NOT predisposed to war. And the fact that youre using whataboutism to compare democracy to fascism shows that youre defending fascism. Wrong. How do I put it in even simpler terms and hope that you understand... Fascism is a way to run your country. It is in no way related to war in and by itself. Neither is democracy. Now, you have been completely demoralised by post-WW2 propaganda, so it's understandable that you equate a political system that happened to be on the losing side with all that is evil. Reminder: if the roles had been reversed, democracy would have been the demonised system today. foolm0r0n posted... Vlado posted... that has been in a position allowing it to do Switzerland If you're saying that democracy allows a country to stay peaceful even though it is in an incredibly strategic geographical position, with deep financial and political ties with all its neighbors who are currently conducting total war, as well as the axis and allies across the globe, then thank you because you made my point way better than I ever could. Now you go. This game isn't so fun when it's all one sided. I knew your idea would be hard to argue but I didn't think you would just give up like this. Quite the opposite - namely because it's surrounded by warring states, it would have been idiocy of Switzerland NOT to stay neutral. SmartMuffin posted... https://twitter.com/hbdchick/status/1134432725195272195 This is why immigration is bad. Among a million other reasons. SmartMuffin posted... Foolmo, of course, is more loyal to the cult of diversity worship than he is to freedom and free markets, so he will, of course, disagree. Of course he is. Why would he go against his own interests? SmartMuffin posted... Replace country with geographic area, if you'd like. Why did you fall for that bait? A "geographic area" is nothing. It is the PEOPLE that make the country. Not government, which is secondary at best. Jakyl25 posted... So is Jordan Peterson! https://hungarytoday.hu/orban-meets-jordan-peterson-in-budapest/ Peterson is a globalist actively working to discourage young Europeans from working together to defend their interests by poisoning their minds with "individualism." "Controlled opposition" is too soft a term for him. Watch his debate with Zizek, btw. Peterson was laughably unprepared and got embarrassed big time. --- Blitzball fan? Try Captain Tsubasa II (in English) for NES! *Best game reviews: http://betweenlifeandgames.com* <cite>Vlado posted [p:922655773] in Nationalis... [t:77594041]...</cite> <quote><cite>Espeon posted...</cite> <quote>Fascism is an inherently violent political system, predisposed to war though. You literally had to add a caveat to your democracy is just as bad argument to maintain it, because no, democratic governance is NOT predisposed to war. And the fact that youre using whataboutism to compare democracy to fascism shows that youre defending fascism.</quote> Wrong. How do I put it in even simpler terms and hope that you understand... Fascism is a way to run your country. It is in no way related to war in and by itself. Neither is democracy. Now, you have been completely demoralised by post-WW2 propaganda, so it's understandable that you equate a political system that happened to be on the losing side with all that is evil. Reminder: if the roles had been reversed, democracy would have been the demonised system today. <cite>foolm0r0n posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Vlado posted...</cite> <quote>that has been in a position allowing it to do</quote> Switzerland If you're saying that democracy allows a country to stay peaceful even though it is in an incredibly strategic geographical position, with deep financial and political ties with all its neighbors who are currently conducting total war, as well as the axis and allies across the globe, then thank you because you made my point way better than I ever could. Now you go. This game isn't so fun when it's all one sided. I knew your idea would be hard to argue but I didn't think you would just give up like this.</quote> Quite the opposite - namely because it's surrounded by warring states, it would have been idiocy of Switzerland NOT to stay neutral. <cite>SmartMuffin posted...</cite> <quote>https://twitter.com/hbdchick/status/1134432725195272195 This is why immigration is bad.</quote> Among a million other reasons. <cite>SmartMuffin posted...</cite> <quote>Foolmo, of course, is more loyal to the cult of diversity worship than he is to freedom and free markets, so he will, of course, disagree.</quote> Of course he is. Why would he go against his own interests? <cite>SmartMuffin posted...</cite> <quote>Replace country with geographic area, if you'd like.</quote> Why did you fall for that bait? A "geographic area" is nothing. It is the PEOPLE that make the country. Not government, which is secondary at best. <cite>Jakyl25 posted...</cite> <quote>So is Jordan Peterson! https://hungarytoday.hu/orban-meets-jordan-peterson-in-budapest/</quote> Peterson is a globalist actively working to discourage young Europeans from working together to defend their interests by poisoning their minds with "individualism." "Controlled opposition" is too soft a term for him. Watch his debate with Zizek, btw. Peterson was laughably unprepared and got embarrassed big time. --- Blitzball fan? Try Captain Tsubasa II (in English) for NES! Best game reviews: http://betweenlifeandgames.com</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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