Guys--refocus your energy!!
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I agree with jaxvid, although I know little about the people Uber mentions as his 'influences.' I have been influenced, if you will, by my own day to day experiences and what I see with my own eyes, not so much by philosophy and philosophers.
First, sports is a battlefield just as politics and culture are battlefields. I refuse to abandon any battlefield.
Second, to hell with Hitler and to hell with National Socialism. I'm not about to trade one form of tyranny for another.
Second, to hell with Hitler and to hell with National Socialism. I'm not about to trade one form of tyranny for another.
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I haven't adopted any one person's over-reaching philosophy and don't possess the tendency towards much in the way of hero worship. I see alot of truth in what Dr. Pierce has written. I also see alot of truth in say, Ayn Rand, for what it's worth. If I could only make more people realize one thing, it would be that followers of thought shapers as diverse as Pierce, Rand, Duke, or L. Neil Smith have more in common than you think.
I'm personally not offended by references to Nazism, but I do agree with Jaxvid that it is a knee-jerk turn-off for people. I try to be practical about things like this. Again, I'm personally not bothered by it, but others are.
I think the better way to engage people regarding "hard right" ideas is materials that they can read without feeling guilty or weird about. I think if every moderate conservative and Republican read the books listed below, and really absorb their ideas, it would really help a lot. And engaging them about the more "extreme stuff" (or what people perceive as being extreme) simply isn't necessary to confront the problems facing white people in the real world (immigration, economic woes, preferential treatment for non-whites, sports Caste System, etc.) and to come up with practical solutions.
Death of the West, Pat Buchanan
Alien Nation, Peter Brimelow
Culture of Critique, Kevin MacDonald
Myth of Free Trade, Ravi Batra (I'm reading this one right now)
Domestic Tranquility, F. Carolyn Graglia
Garbage Generation, Daniel Amneus (probably have to find a used copy of this one)
I think the better way to engage people regarding "hard right" ideas is materials that they can read without feeling guilty or weird about. I think if every moderate conservative and Republican read the books listed below, and really absorb their ideas, it would really help a lot. And engaging them about the more "extreme stuff" (or what people perceive as being extreme) simply isn't necessary to confront the problems facing white people in the real world (immigration, economic woes, preferential treatment for non-whites, sports Caste System, etc.) and to come up with practical solutions.
Death of the West, Pat Buchanan
Alien Nation, Peter Brimelow
Culture of Critique, Kevin MacDonald
Myth of Free Trade, Ravi Batra (I'm reading this one right now)
Domestic Tranquility, F. Carolyn Graglia
Garbage Generation, Daniel Amneus (probably have to find a used copy of this one)