It’s the logical endpoint of civic nationalism. Anyone who denies an American racial/ethnic identity is inevitably dog walking you to exactly right here. The only reason why they do it is anti-whiteness. Every non-white country is permitted an ethnic identity.
I know many on the right aren't prepared for this conversation, but this is also the end point of capitalism. Capitalism, by its nature, prioritizes the pursuit of money and profit over all else, even over the people. Unrestrained capitalism constantly pushes for lowering costs, exporting jobs to cheaper foreign markets, importing foreign workers to depress wages of everyone, using cheaper ingredients, making cheaper products, building in obsolescence into their products, and selling it for the same amount. This also results in a never ending debt spiral for consumers, who are constantly told they need to buy X, Y, and Z, but also because everything made nowadays is cheap and designed to fail after a certain amount of time, forcing us to continually consume. Capitalism, at the end goal, produces a hollow consumerist culture.
This is why so many right wingers advocate for policies that are a death sentence to their own children, because it makes the GDP and stock market go up. Usury, debt slavery, consumerism, obsolescence, outsourcing, mass immigration, junk food, greater and greater wealth disparity between CEOs and the average worker, it's all a natural consequence of capitalism.
Most of us have been fooled into the benefits of capitalism because of the success of Western civilization, but most of the benefits we associate with capitalism (like free trade and specialization of labor) have existed for thousands of years.
There's a good Stone Choir podcast on this topic, of anyone is interested:
Is it a capitalism problem, or is it a fiat funny money problem? Bonds and savings are dogshit, so everyone piles into the stock market expecting it to "beat inflation". Meanwhile, the government gets more taxes with the increased GDP and corporate profit for the problem it directly created.
With how capitalism works, it necessarily requires usury/interest. Usury concentrates money and power in the hands of bankers. Through the power bankers attain, they keep pushing for policies which concentrate even more money and power in their hands. Fiat money is just another method to do that. So is money printing, and fractional reserve lending and banking.
Like I said, capitalism is the prioritization of money, and the accrual of money, above all else, even above people, truth, honesty, and merit. Capitalism, by its design, devolves in a downward spiral.
Also, the stock market is a scam. The Gamestop fiasco proved that, where regular Joes manipulated the market with Gamestop stocks, so they could make money (the exact same way rich people do), it made the trillionaire hedge funders lose tons of money, and almost immediately the stock markets were frozen, regular people were prevented from buying or selling while rich people could still do so, and previous transactions were nullified.
The only reason people in the West have to earn interest on their money (through a bank account, or the stock market, or some other bullshit medium), is because of inflation, to merely keep pace with their own money losing value in real time. Inflation is caused entirely by bankers, as a means to steal wealth from poor people, and concentrate it in the hands of the already uber rich. The U.S. dollar remained stable for most of its life, until the implementation of the Federal Reserve in 1913 (a central bank), where it's now lost about 99% of its value (or more).
Is this the logical endpoint of 'running a country like a business?' If so, I'm ashamed to have considered that a good thing.
It’s the logical endpoint of civic nationalism. Anyone who denies an American racial/ethnic identity is inevitably dog walking you to exactly right here. The only reason why they do it is anti-whiteness. Every non-white country is permitted an ethnic identity.
I know many on the right aren't prepared for this conversation, but this is also the end point of capitalism. Capitalism, by its nature, prioritizes the pursuit of money and profit over all else, even over the people. Unrestrained capitalism constantly pushes for lowering costs, exporting jobs to cheaper foreign markets, importing foreign workers to depress wages of everyone, using cheaper ingredients, making cheaper products, building in obsolescence into their products, and selling it for the same amount. This also results in a never ending debt spiral for consumers, who are constantly told they need to buy X, Y, and Z, but also because everything made nowadays is cheap and designed to fail after a certain amount of time, forcing us to continually consume. Capitalism, at the end goal, produces a hollow consumerist culture.
This is why so many right wingers advocate for policies that are a death sentence to their own children, because it makes the GDP and stock market go up. Usury, debt slavery, consumerism, obsolescence, outsourcing, mass immigration, junk food, greater and greater wealth disparity between CEOs and the average worker, it's all a natural consequence of capitalism.
Most of us have been fooled into the benefits of capitalism because of the success of Western civilization, but most of the benefits we associate with capitalism (like free trade and specialization of labor) have existed for thousands of years.
There's a good Stone Choir podcast on this topic, of anyone is interested:
https://youtu.be/7bjys8wo4Bo?si=SCY3TmI5abt-9hnP
Is it a capitalism problem, or is it a fiat funny money problem? Bonds and savings are dogshit, so everyone piles into the stock market expecting it to "beat inflation". Meanwhile, the government gets more taxes with the increased GDP and corporate profit for the problem it directly created.
With how capitalism works, it necessarily requires usury/interest. Usury concentrates money and power in the hands of bankers. Through the power bankers attain, they keep pushing for policies which concentrate even more money and power in their hands. Fiat money is just another method to do that. So is money printing, and fractional reserve lending and banking.
Like I said, capitalism is the prioritization of money, and the accrual of money, above all else, even above people, truth, honesty, and merit. Capitalism, by its design, devolves in a downward spiral.
Also, the stock market is a scam. The Gamestop fiasco proved that, where regular Joes manipulated the market with Gamestop stocks, so they could make money (the exact same way rich people do), it made the trillionaire hedge funders lose tons of money, and almost immediately the stock markets were frozen, regular people were prevented from buying or selling while rich people could still do so, and previous transactions were nullified.
The only reason people in the West have to earn interest on their money (through a bank account, or the stock market, or some other bullshit medium), is because of inflation, to merely keep pace with their own money losing value in real time. Inflation is caused entirely by bankers, as a means to steal wealth from poor people, and concentrate it in the hands of the already uber rich. The U.S. dollar remained stable for most of its life, until the implementation of the Federal Reserve in 1913 (a central bank), where it's now lost about 99% of its value (or more).
Says the retard who doesn't know what Civic Nationalism is or means.
I agree with you that Civic Nationalism has allowed ethnogenesis to take place, and that there is an American ethnic identity, built on our values.
You can leave, since you're not American.
Let me guess, civic nationalism somehow means the opposite of civic nationalism.
Your spells don’t work here. That’s why you’re always downvoted to hell.
He says he's not Jewish, and maybe he's not, but he sure as hell argues like a Jew.
The definition of civic nationalism is different than the one you make up in your own head about what you think it should mean, that's the difference.
The fact that you think not being retarded is a "magic spell" is all anyone needs to know about you.