Thursday, February 22, 2018
Real realism regarding America
"In 1776, America set off to
unleash human potential by combining market economics, the rule of
law, and equality of opportunity...and only 241 years later converted
our original villages and prairies into $96 trillion of wealth."
Warren Buffet (Time, Jan. 15 2018)
So what happened?
The genius of America worked well until
all those good things were corrupted, one after the other. Market
economies became global and greedy, not national, the rule of law was
weakened by the steady drift toward cultural Marxism, and equal
opportunity was corrupted by mass immigration and the growth of
minorities who would not or could not assimilate into the mainly
Northern European ethos which developed market economics, the rule of
law, and equality of opportunity.
And the same thing happened in Europe
at an even faster pace. The West has been descending into a chaos of ethnic
conflicts.
The big question is will we fall for the totalitarian
temptation and use force to create order between unassimilating
people? We don't have to do that.
We can adapt the great constitutional
separation of powers and states, which we already have in America
(although that too has been corrupted) toward establishing an
ethnopluralism of regions and states, in harmony with real
human nature, which remains kin-centered and ethnocentric.
We can do this legally, without
revolution, and without negatively claiming the supremacy of one
group over another. We can return to the economic nationalism that
made our country great, and we can allow our people to live as harmonious as
is realistically possible living in their own ethnostates, protected
by the rule of law, with a federalism designed mainly for protection.
How likely will we affirm this realism
before we descend into chaotic civil war ending in
totalitarian force on the left or the right? The flat fact is our people have been brainwashed by cultural Marxism. So can we be optimistic?
Life itself is optimistic in every cell
of the body which reaches to live, survive, and prosper. I think we
will get there, one way or another, because it is real and natural
behavior for human beings.
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