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>Or each side keeps neutralizing the other.
Maybe, although one side or another is bound to gain power in the long run. This trend can be seen in modern American politics with Trump and Sanders. Not to mention the fact that these guys are just a taste of what's to come. Future candidates in future elections will be even more extreme.
>HBD
Uhh, I don't know that acronym.
>societies are projected by the races staffing them
Elaborate further?
>Something like socialism will take a high trust, high time preference, creative, egalitarian and individualistic (in terms of avoiding the terminal clan nepotism of the Third World) folk to succeed.
True. Cooperatives are the best way to give people a taste of socialism, it's also the best way to gain people's trust once they see how well cooperatives work.
>At the same time, fostering our racial community means dropping the capitalist morals, which are detrimental to it so long as the profit motive does not align with the needs of the folk 100% of the time.
I agree, capitalism has been the number 1 enemy of racialism, however that still doesn't mean that racialist capitalists don't exist. (quite the contrary) They're mostly just misguided on economics.
>That means there is no substitute for birthing a movement, and propelling it to success.
I agree with this as well, however I also feel that beggars cannot be choosers. We need to use incrementalism to achieve our ends. Right now our two best choices are Sanders and Trump. Admittedly, they're both shit, however we have something to gain from either of them getting elected.
If Trump is elected, he might enact racialists policies which I think people will like, especially since it will lower crime rates in the long run. However, his economic policies will continue to piss a lot of people off. That will work out in our favor since it will make people hate capitalism even more.
If Sanders is elected, he might make it easier for people to form cooperative economies. I know people will love that, especially since everyone would like to be a partial owner of the company that they are working for.
However his racially egalitarian views won't make things any better. If anything they will stir up more racial tensions since he will be seen as "taking sides" in the coming race war. Not to mention the fact that the BLM protesters have already started to make the left hate blacks.