Sunday, July 29, 2018
An ethnopluralism of ethnostates in America is far better then dying like Ancient Rome
John Adams was right when he said that
our democratic Constitution was made only for moral and religious
people and would not work well with another type of government.
As America became secular it developed great national debt, imperial
overreach, morally laxity, self-centeredness, and perhaps most
importantly, America become a multicultural and multiracial mismatch
of competing values and cultures.
The greatest influence dealers in
Washington are now the Wall Street lobby, the fossil fuel lobby, and
the Israeli and Saudi lobbyists, who often pay off and threaten
corrupt government officials and representatives to get them to take
actions that are completely against the interests of our nation. So
is our constitutional democratic republic finished? I don't think
Adams saw this multicultural, multi-ethnic, lobby-led nation coming;
his world looked to be permanently Anglo Saxon and protestant.
What can we do? Well, we don't need to
become radical revolutionaries on the right or the left. Real
tradition, or real conservatism, values both what was necessary in
the past and also includes
a place for change, as Burke and others more or less pointed out.
Human nature remains the same as it was in John Adams time,
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 selection.
We could save America after-all. I think the U.S. Constitution could
accommodate the political/cultural solution of an ethnopluralism of
ethnostates, in harmony with real human nature. That is a subject
that very few traditional conservatives will talk about, although the
radical right will talk about it. But an ethnopluralism of
ethnostates could be accomplished conservatively, perhaps with only a few
amendments to the constitutional separation of powers and states. We
would need to retain some kind of federalism to protect the
independence of the ethnostates, and also because we need the
geopolitical heft of a large nation to defend ourselves in the big
world.
It will not be easy, those who benefit from our destruction will fight it, but an ethnopluralism of ethnostates in America is far better then dying like Ancient Rome.
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