Creating An International; Nationalist Movement

[Outcast9428]

Contrary to what some people may believe about me, I don't want to impose my ideal system on every country in the world. I do have an idea of what I consider to be the best society but I don't expect or even want most countries to look like my ideal system. I'm actually perfectly fine with just one single country looking like that, and every other country being different. What I really want, for the whole world, is for us to be comfortable with radically different social systems existing in different countries. To allow a niche essentially for every type of person. Intellectuals can argue all they want about what system is best, but the world needs to agree that we're going to stop trying to influence every country in the world to be what we think is best.

I do want some cultures around the world to change, but only because I feel like those societies were made to specialize themselves for certain kinds of people, but those societies are not specializing well enough to give people the entire breadth of opportunity that they should be able to get. I believe we ought to create an international movement which supports nationalism in each country, the idea being that we create specialized cultures across the world that will hopefully appeal to every niche of human beings. I'd like to explain what I wish to see for each region of the world, and why I want that.

I don't wish to see the Middle East, Africa, or Latin America change at all.

Africans do not seem compatible with civilization as we know it, nor do they truly seem to be happy with it. In my experience, Black people are mostly interested with living in the moment. They enjoy living in environments where they can follow their impulses and aren't required to work hard to achieve long term goals. They are a mostly short term thinking people, and yes I acknowledge that there are Black people who aren't like that, but it is the majority of them who are like that. Even though Africa has a lot of problems, many people who have gone there mention that the people there are, oddly enough, pretty happy. While it is bizarre niche to want, I think Africa should serve as a niche culture for those who want a truly simple and primitive lifestyle. Some people simply are not compatible with civilization. The rules and the complexity of civilization are too much for them, and they are okay with forgoing a lot of the creature comforts and guarantees that the rest of us enjoy about civilization. Africa ought to serve as a place for people who are willing to accept the dysfunction, chaos, and undeveloped nature of societies there, in exchange for being able to live in the moment and be a short term minded person who doesn't have to think much about what tomorrow will look like, but simply live for today.

Latin America kind of fills a similar niche, but most of it is not primitive like Africa is and a lot less "alien" for most people around the world. For a lot of people, African countries are simply too alien. The laws and culture are way too different and you have to give up way too many comforts that most people are accustomed to. Latin America, however, still fills a niche for people who want a culture that doesn't care much for progressivism like feminism, racial grievances, and LGBT ideology... But who don't want to live in a truly conservative country either. Latin America is the ideal culture for right leaning liberals. It is also a good culture for people who are very extroverted. Kind of like with Africa, you do need to accept a fairly high level of dysfunction in order to live there, but the exchange for that is that you have more freedom and can follow your impulses more.

The Middle East, while it is notorious for having a particularly brutal brand of traditionalism... Should serve as the homeland of Islamic civilization. Unlike most regions of the world, the Middle East is the one region of the world that has barely changed over the centuries. People in Afghanistan, Pakistan, or Yemen today pretty much believe the same things that their ancestors hundreds of years ago believed in, and live much the same lifestyles. People may not agree with the harshness of their culture, but the fact that they are so committed to keeping their traditional culture alive, no matter what the rest of the world thinks, is something I really admire about them. Most people I know don't really like Arabs, but I find them oddly charming. Moreso then any other people in the world, I find Arabs to have really powerful convictions. Unlike the rest of the world, they refuse to let their way of life fade away, and they are willing to fight, to kill, and die in order to keep it alive. I don't think their culture is really a good one. I don't want to be like them, despite how much I like ultra-traditional cultures... The Islamic brand does not appeal to me. I don't like the polygamy, I do think they take the misogyny too far with their willingness to hit women or even mutilate their genitals in some regions, I think executing gay people is definitely taking things too far. I also don't believe in hitting your kids or killing animals. So in many ways, my disagreements with Arab culture come from the fact that it is simply too violent for me. At the end of the day though, it is their culture. And while I wouldn't mind things like genital mutilation disappearing in their countries, I think it is up to them to decide that that specific idea needs to go away. If other countries force them to, then the Middle East may end up losing everything else which makes them unique. When the real problem was just, very specifically, the genital mutilations.

I also think, for foreigners, the Middle East can serve as a niche place for people who literally want every single traditional thing to come back. Who aren't even looking for a sanitized version of the traditional past but a region of the world with complete, total, no holds barred, fire and brimstone traditionalism. Where women are expected to be virgins, cover every inch of their bodies, where total gender segregation is normal, being homosexual is not tolerated whatsoever, and those who break the rules actually risk being executed.

I do want some changes to happen to North America, Europe, and Asia though. Mainly because in these regions, I believe there have been niches carved out for people, but that the cultures where those niches are, are still too designed for broad appeal and I'd like to see them become more specialized. Starting with Europe...

I would like to see Eastern Europe go fully traditional. Like America in the 1950s was, but for Europe. I'd like the Eastern European nations to be homogenously White patriarchal Christian countries. Right now, Eastern Europe is pretty much entirely "liberal conservative." In my experience talking to people, nobody seems to really like "liberal conservative" societies much. There are certainly people who prefer liberal conservative societies as opposed to the one they live in, but I don't meet anybody who really loves the liberal conservative format for society. I think the reason for this is because liberal conservative societies are basically a forced compromise between liberals and conservatives but ultimately don't really give either side what they actually want. On the conservative side, it can surprisingly be almost as difficult to find a wife in liberal conservative societies as it is in liberal societies. Liberal conservative societies usually don't have exceptionally high marriage rates and most women are still independent, career women... So you still end up getting a tame version of the feminism present in liberal societies. The main difference being that the feminists from liberal conservative societies are nowhere near as aggressive or hostile towards femininity as a whole as feminists in the West are. On the liberal side, however, liberals dislike these kind of societies because they are usually just as aggressive about shutting down promiscuity and kink as full blown traditional cultures are, but they're still not conservative enough to give you the full traditional experience where getting a loyal, stay at home wife is very easy.

I would also like to see Italy go full conservative since Italy is the homeland of Christianity. Eastern Europe, as well as Italy, should serve as a bastion of traditional Christian civilization for Europeans. France, the UK, Germany, and the Scandinavian countries can remain progressive... While Spain and the Czech Republic can be left leaning liberal type countries. Not really right leaning liberal the way Latin America is, but also not truly feminist the way that Britain or Sweden is. Eastern Europe can fill the niche for people looking for old Europe while Scandinavia and Germany exist for people looking for new Europe.

For North America, I would also like to see the Southern US go fully traditional, like we were in the 1950s. I only really want the South to go fully traditional though. I think its fine for Northeastern states like Massachusetts to be progressive, and, as much as I hold Floridian culture in contempt... It also fills a niche here in America for people who want to return to something like America in the 90s or 2000s. It really is the quintessential state for people who dislike progressive ideology but also don't want to live in a truly conservative state. The South, however, was designed to fill a niche for Christian conservatives. Unfortunately, however, our far left federal government won't let the South be conservative and seems determined to impose progressive ideology on us. Most states in the South also are not truly conservative, even in the liberal conservative way like Eastern Europe is. Most of the South, I would actually say is right leaning liberal but with conservative tendencies and definitely conservative governments. Its not really right leaning liberal in the way Latin America is (unless you go to Florida).

For the American South though, the Christian right is being robbed of the culture we want to live in. That's why a lot of us are so angry. Because the wider American culture wants to force us to be liberal and liberals keep moving down here and screwing the place up so that our culture isn't truly good for Christian conservatives. Its "okay" for Christian conservatives. After-all the state governments kind of represent our values and there are a lot of Christian conservatives here. But there are too many liberals here, and they don't respect our culture. The Black people here also don't respect the White Southern culture and fill our cities with crime, dysfunction, trashy attitudes, entitlement complexes, racial grievances, and degeneracy. The racial grievance ideology is an absolute cancer and needs to die. The South belongs to the religious right however, it ought to serve as the place for people to go if they want to live like its the traditional 1950s again. Where sexual promiscuity and fetishism is rare, and there is no women's independence crap, women are generally housewives or part time workers and place marriage and family above their careers.

And lastly, for Asia... I think Asian countries should be at least as conservative as the 1950s were, but possibly even ultra-traditional, like a more Medieval type society. But Asia fills its own niche of traditionalism as well in that... It is traditionalism specifically for more nerdy, intellectual people. Asian traditionalism, even in ultra traditional Asian countries, do not have the harsh, brutal nature of Middle Eastern traditionalism... Being gay is not a death sentence in traditional Asian countries, even in Edo period Japan you probably would have just been looked down upon at worst. Rules regarding what kind of clothing women can wear are not so strict, and people do not have to fear being killed for violating their customs. There's also less corporal punishment of children, and a lot less general violence towards women. Even in ultra traditional Asian countries like India for example, arranged marriages are typically consensual whereas in countries like Afghanistan, they are usually just forced on the woman.

I don't think any country in Asia should be liberal or leftist. Because I really don't think Asian people are compatible with liberalism. It is totally antithetical to their nature. Asian countries need conservatism in order to survive. And I am absolutely disgusted by the jewish globalists who want countries like Japan, for whom the conservatism is so deeply rooted in the country's psyche, to become some liberal or progressive country. Even as recently as the 1950s, Japan had full, universal marriage. 60%-70% of marriages were arranged marriages, approximately 99% of the population got married and between 70%-80% of women were housewives back then. I believe the destruction of arranged marriages has crippled the Japanese' ability to reproduce and continue their culture. It is a tradition that needs to be restored.

Asia can serve a niche for people who like more softcore and very peaceful traditionalism that is still pretty authentic in terms of actually being anti-feminist and anti women's independence and even allowing for things like arranged, universal marriage. While avoiding the violent, fire and brimstone nature of the Middle East's brand of traditionalism. Asian culture still penalizes degenerate behavior but they simply aren't as brutal about it.

Asia also prioritizes the cuteness of girls over perhaps every other traditional value. The Middle East is the most hardcore about the virginity thing, whereas in Asia, the expectation for girls to be cute and girly is probably just as big as the Arab expectations about virginity are. Modern day Asian countries are probably even more hardcore with the celebration of cuteness and girly femininity then 1950s America and Europe were.

I believe that nationalists across the world should strive to create this specialized world, where each country can fill a niche. People who go to each culture are expected to conform to the rules and customs of the system they choose to live in and cultures are no longer obligated to follow some international standard for how a culture ought to be. NGOs that focus on cultural change should simply be kicked out of every country and banned.

[Outcast9428]

@MarcosZeitola

I’ve spent my entire life researching cultures around the world. It is a personal obsession of mine. I research the culture’s statistics alongside personal anecdotes of the place whenever possible. I also research the history and the events which have occurred there.

Any encounters you would have had with African Blacks would be with their best and brightest given that smart Africans tend to leave their countries. Not to mention, it is only the smart Africans who can leave their country. They may be a bit better behaved then American Blacks only because the culture doesn’t indulge them for being Black the way America does but Africa has really serious problems and yes, it is very primitive…

There are accounts from European explorers going back to the 1700s and 1800s that already talk about the same traits that people complain about them in America… The laziness, the violence, the polygamy and yes, slavery. Black people problems show up in every country that has a lot of them. There is a reason why it is impossible to find a well functioning Black Country.

My ex girlfriend herself was fairly westernized but her parents were 100% Filipino. I also meet Filipinos on cruise ships all the time because a lot of the workers on cruise ships are Filipino and I also met a few travelers from the Philippines when I was part of a teen club several years back.

People here keep trying to compare them to Latinos but I do not see it at all. They are definitely overwhelmingly Asian with a sprinkle of Latino in them. Anyway, talking about what Filipino people are like was one of my favorite subjects with my ex. And she knew plenty of people who are actually Filipino. I have a friend who has talked to a lot of Filipino girls on dating apps too and he says even the girls on the dating apps are very traditional. If even the girls on dating apps are traditional then you know the country is really traditional.

My ex also was not born in America, she lived in the Philippines until she was about 5 and moved here. So yes she was raised in America but she was there long enough to have some memories.

As I have said before. I strongly believe you subconsciously drew certain types of people to you. Nobody I know in real life has experienced any kind of liberalism from the Philippines. It’s only people on this website who seem to say these kind of things. And you try to bring up American Asians as a way to discredit my observations about them but by all accounts, American Asians are a lot more liberal then Asians from Asia are. Immigrant Asians who come to America are usually really hardcore conservatives. It’s their kids who tend to mellow out a little and adopt more of the norms of the wider culture (mentally… Lifestyle wise however they struggle to adapt).

Yes there are differences between countries in different regions but there is a common web that runs through them because of racial similarities and geographical proximity. The variations in behavior tend to be more subtle or related to different economic circumstances as opposed to different values.

[69ixine]

All I know is that Liberals are freaks!