Some general once said that a good leader never walks past a mistake or it will come back to hurt you later. It seems to me we need both the advantages of group-altruism and the creativity of individualism to shore up the weakness in both systems---but we need to add ethnopluralism to any long-term solution. Ethnopluralism can offer both group-selection and creative civilization in their most natural state.
Monday, June 01, 2015
Ethnopluralism shores up the weakness in two systems
In an essay in “Chronicles” a while back Andrei
Navrozov speculated on the differences between the West and East as
between Western “civilization” and Eastern “militarization.”
Militarization is collective, external, sacrificial, civilization is
individual, inward, pleasure-oriented.
Some general once said that a good leader never walks past a mistake or it will come back to hurt you later. It seems to me we need both the advantages of group-altruism and the creativity of individualism to shore up the weakness in both systems---but we need to add ethnopluralism to any long-term solution. Ethnopluralism can offer both group-selection and creative civilization in their most natural state.
Can this be done? The task of
ethnopluralism in the West is to liberate the culture from the
sorcery of cultural Marxism which defines political correctness---it
is a lie which has covered up control by an imperialistic few.
Given the security implications of
government forms, I consider this to be a security issue. Ethnopluralism
can save America from eventual chaos and disorder. According to real human nature, people naturally prefer their own kind, living in their own territories. I am an
American patriot, the U.S Constitution could accommodate
ethnopluralism with its natural separation of powers and states, which
tends to happen anyway following civil disruptions or war. But I
certainly advocate doing things legally.
If other nations East or West see the
wisdom of ethnopluralism, so much the better for them.
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