you're right. i recognize this too. it's like when libertarian socialist tards and tankies deal in absolutes. i try to explain to them rationally that their ideal societies are simply that - utopian ideals. they're not based in reality, but where they are right lies in their desire to strive for the ideal society or scenario.  ideally, i'd like to live in an ethnostate with single payer healthcare, strong social welfare programs for ethnic citizens/nationals (if they were born in country / have a provable lineage stemming back at least 80 - 100 years, irrespective of blood at a certain point), strong emphasis on civics and political participation, pro 2a, pro 1st amendment, little to no surveillance, high taxation on multinational corporations, tax incentives and lower taxes for businessnes or multinational organizations looking to set up shop nation side, but strong / very tight and highly competitive immigration policy.  you want into the country for work or to possibly settle down? okay. mandatory iq testing. must be able to speak the native language. some form of trade or higher education required.  japan used to essentially be like this. it's why i wanted to go and settle down there. they didn't compromise on having high standards but strong respect and balance between outsiders and maintaining their homogenous way of life. it's getting destroyed in real time by american neo liberal dei politics. it's so tragic it breaks my heart.  tl;dr that's my ideal, and in the few cases where it does exist, it's rapidly deteriorating and being attacked by a parasitic nationless wealthy elite that comes and goes where it pleases because of the power of money. hitler was oddly enough, wholly correct about the direction capitalism was taking in the early part of the twentieth century.
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