The Auron MacIntyre Show - Do Nations Destroy Families? | Guest: Darryl Cooper | 1/26/24 - Listen on Fountain
The modern Right tends to see strong nations and strong families as synonymous, but the growth of the state requires the death of the extended clan. Darryl Cooper of the Martyr Made podcast joins me to discuss the natural tension between the bonds of patri...
State = government
Country = land administered by the state
Nation = a connected group of people (historically, networks of clans sharing religion and blood)
People should care about the nation because it is literally their family, their clan of clans.
America's global cultural dominance has fucked these words up. It was polite to refer to America as a "nation" as a gesture toward common cause. Realistically, America is ~20 nations, one for each stereotype you can come up with: east coast, Midwestern, Irish Catholic, etc., etc. Even most of those have been subsumed by globohomo.
The same goes for Canada, traditionally, even beyond the Anglo-Franco divide; each region has its own stereotype.
This pretty much sums things up.
RETVRN TO CLAN
Without a lick of irony: yes.