Do you think that Nationalistic ideals can co-exist with Libertarian ones? I think they can, as long as we find a balance between Freedom and Government. I think the United States at its foundation had the right idea, but It has now been co-opted by (((them))) and has lost it's balance. Essentially give freedom to your white compatriots and keep it away from non-white outsiders.
Libertarian White-Nationalism
Christian James
Alexander Diaz
The USA is really your precedent here. I, too, admire 17th and 18th century USA, I see it as the height of human achievement, but, as history has shown us, it simply will always fall to subversion from collective interests with the intent of obtaining control over the society so as to benefit, the main perpetrator being the jews.
There is a logical reason why this system is so easy to infiltrate: when the good people of the society have the mindset of "leave me alone and respect my rights, I'll leave you alone and respect yours" they are not engaged in collective force with other members of the society so as to gain control over that society. This makes them defenseless to those elements who do not have the same respect for their rights and who do collectivize in the name of power. Only one side is engaged in the battle for control, and, so, they will easily take over a defenseless society over time through confidence tricks they've mastered over the years. Without some sort of militaristic partnership between the military and the populace in the name of defending common tribal and cultural affiliations, a western society is rendered defenseless to takeover by foreign nationals, con men, and jews.
Nicholas Perez
Why wouldnt libertarianism be inherently nationalistic?
Charles Bailey
There is a sort of psychological satisfaction with the concept of a "free society" that got the USA through its early years, generating nationalistic sentiment among the populace. But, of course, as history shows us, this deteriorates quickly over a few generations when abstract notions of freedom (especially for a society that can't appreciate freedom as it has experience no other society) give way to individual material gain. When cultural and nationalistic integrity are not linked with individual material gain, which they are often aren't in a libertarian society, even good people will often work against the nation for quick profit.
Ethan Sanchez
Freedom First
Hitler Second
>>>/p01/
Brayden Campbell
There's already a libertarian thread, OP.
Kevin Thomas
Are you sure we aren't talking about Civic Nationalism?
Not to mention, what should be done about the Natives?
Carter Harris
Because the basis for libertarianism is individualism. It's as jewish as communism, and just as antithetical to nationalism.
Jonathan Kelly
No step on snek.
Tyler King
Don't forget it also means having the liberty to open your borders to unlimited mass 3rd world displacement.