new ideology: restorationism  > on human nature: humans are not equal humans are not born equal. they pursue happiness through the satisfaction of their unchosen peers in ethnicity and religion rather than national allegiance. i.e: indians in america serve their families and thus indian interests rather than america's interests. > state: we serve our own the state legitimizes itself only through the protection of the historical demographic composition of those in america. i.e: humans are not born equal, an indian is not and should never be entitled to the same rights as an american citizen in america. the same applies to an american in india. the state only ceases to be a criminal entity if it oversees the survival of its original people, since no peaceful entity can operate borders and raise armies. > political rights: foreigners are 3rd class citizens foreigners and foreign entities up to the fourth generation have no right to vote, no right to enter politics, cannot fund any political enterprise, are not entitled to any form of state social benefit, and cannot acquire citizenship through any means. this is rightful, since the restored state believes that it is the duty of the foreign nation to see to the interest of their people, not america.  a foreigner is anyone without american citizenship or any citizenship besides american. > welfare: we help our own there should be free education (up to higher education and graduate school) and free healthcare, but only to third generation americans. with a caveat: all benefits are conditional. if you are a recipient of free healthcare, you must regularly go through check-ups, similar to those forced by insurance companies, to make sure that you are not eating junk and sitting on your ass while everyone pays. > retirement: have fucking children there will be no state-sponsored pension system. get fucked, boomers. learn to treat your children right, and maybe they won't throw you to rot in a gutter. -- it is literally this simple.
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