Sunday, February 25, 2018
Dealing with the Two-Headed Dragon of the Internet
The Internet is like a Two-Headed
Dragon with one head as the greatest library-of-everything in the
history of humanity, and the other head as the greatest filthy swamp
of lies, crime, and pornography in the history of humanity.
As a thought experiment, think of the
United States and China as dealing with the Two-Headed Dragon from
different sides of "freedom" yet on the same eventual swing
toward an ethnopluralism of ethnostates, which I think will
inevitably happen in both countries. Why? Because human nature
remains as it has always been, kin-centered, gender
defined, age-graded, heterosexual, marriage-making, hierarchical,
ethnocentric, even xenophobic, and religious-making, among other
things, with group-selection as the primary unit of successful
selection, followed by individual
selection. China and the United States are not ethnically uniform
and fierce competition between distinctly different groups and regions will
happen, as happened in the Soviet Union.
By any traditional
definition of destruction, the Two-Headed Dragon and the Big Media
have been destroying American culture and the American people, even
as great new technology is developing, and if we don't want
totalitarian fascism on the left or the right to put up a great
firewall of censorship, as China has done, then rather than either
the Two-Headed Dragon, or totalitarian censorship, I would prefer to
apply our energy toward legally adapting and transforming our
constitutional separation of powers, states, and regions into an
ethnopluralism of ethnostates.
If one ethnostate wants to
set up another Sodom and Gomorrah they could do so, but other
ethnostates could set up firewalls of censorship that would, for the
most part, protect them from the filth---at least while they wait for
the degenerate state to inevitably fall. The main job of federalism
would be to protect the independence of the ethnostates from each
other and from foreign powers.
Do you have a better idea
that relates to real
human nature?
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