This is probably the most intelligent group of right-wing thinkers I've encountered on the internet so far.
It wasn't until maybe two years ago when I came across the kia2 reddit and discovered people who understood the truths of this world - whose arguments convinced me to start caring more about politics & to stop being a fence sitter. For that, I thank all of you.
I'm simply curious as to how any of you would describe your ideology. Libertarian? Nationalist? Generally anti-globalist? I see a lot of tradcon bashing and I know most of you aren't fans of mainstream Republicans.
Also, are there any real-world politicans you would like to see dominate the national stage? (Much like how the "socialists" want to see Bernie as president).
Wow, that's a tough one. I guess anti-collectivist, individualist, egalitarian, nationalist, minarchist center-leftist?
How can you be a nationalist and an anti-collectivist simultaneously?
The individual is sacred and sovereign, over everything else. A nation is important for an individual, because a culture gives the individual roots that the individual can choose to embrace, and that they can find meaning and inspiration in. A nation is a good thing and should exist (though nations should be allowed to naturally balkanise and break up into smaller groups that better represent its citizens), and a nation should fervently protect the rights of the individual, and significantly prioritise citizens over foreigners (that's why the distinction is there after all). Nationalism is required to protect against globalist homogenisation.