/bmw/ - The Bureau of Memetic Warfare

>>3872

Do you think we need to restrain or expand individual expressions and liberties to reach this ideal?

>>3892

It depends.

History has shown that totalitarian governance cannot be trusted because it is only as moral as the men who run it - such men usually being the most ruthless and ammoral as they fight to seize power

However, I do think that a limited national Socialism has and could again work for many European countries - and for most all ethnically homogeneous countries regardless of race. A controlling government can only flourish in a democratic society when the people are homogenous, if there are multiple competing interests for control of government then either the government will switch hands constantly leading to ineffectiveness and inefficiency as no consistent plan is followed through, or one faction dominates the political arena ostracizing the other and fomenting resentment and rebellion.

On the other hand, for places like America, the best government would be minarchism very much along the lines of what it was originally intended to be. Int his way people are free to group up with one another to form the communities and business they see fit and we may have multiple ethnicities in groups working alongside one another without conflict as they are not forced by government to to conform to one another's view of how society should be structured.

Drug use, homosexuality and most degeneracy in general are self solving problems that only pose a threat because they are being subsidized by the state - this is solved either by removing the welfare state, or by organizing it along Natsoc ideals to promote the health and growth of the people without regard to "equality" or "social justice"

TL;DR the only effective forms of government are National Socialism and Libertarianism - as to which countries need which it is a matter of the homogeneity of race and culture

I'm sort of a rebel without a cause here. There's just so much of today's culture that I'm opposed to, that I'm finding myself becoming a youthful dinosaur.

I stand against the outrage culture, the lynch mobs and prevailing desire to censor for our protection. While I'm not particularly /pol/, I'm disgusted with how the Left is running the world based on sentimentality, willfully blind to the damage it's doing to its country and native peoples. Mostly, this is regarding the current immigration crisis in Europe, and Germany's constant strongarming of the other EU member states.

I guess when it comes down to it, I'm just disillusioned with the world. Nothing is as it was, or as it was promised, or as it aught to be. All the worst parts of the cyberpunk vision are coming true. The world is falling into the hands of globalists, corporations, and irrational lunatics. So… I'm fighting because I really don't know what else to do. It's revolt or accept.

Lastly, I've never been fond of the /pol/centrism of /bmw/, figure there's so much more that this can be used for than just destructive purposes. But then, I'm an Ebolite, so I have no room to throw stones in this glass house.

>>3893

>>3894

You guys seem alright I guess. I'll try to throw some of what I have into the mix here.

>>3893

>History has shown that totalitarian governance cannot be trusted because it is only as moral as the men who run it - such men usually being the most ruthless and ammoral as they fight to seize power

How is this not true of all governments?

The United States and many European states have a liberal democracy, and they have become weighed down by unscrupulous individuals rising to positions of power. This is arguably a worse situation than that of the authoritarian, as they have obfuscated their power struggle with big media illusions.

>>3897

It has become true of all governments because they have become tyrannical

The republic of Rome was not like this, nor was America. It seems to be a symptoom of success - but I believe that a careful study of history will reveal general rules along which to organize a society so that we avoid these pitfalls. Look to why Rome fell, look to why America has fallen - a pattern emerges and by understanding it we can break it

I fight for a future I can be proud of