What do you think of ethnic nationalism?

[TheTurkeyNeck]

I got done reading the Brigade by Harold Covington, it's a very obscure book about this group of white people that take over cascadia and create an all white nation called the Northwest Republic.
Just want to hear your thoughts on ethnic nationalism as an ideology in general. Do you think homogeny is better for society than a diverse one? Just want to hear your thoughts.

 

[KingOfInceldia]

Multi cultures CAN exist like tartaria but it has to have the same belief structure under God.

Homogenous soysocietys are obviously best for everyone

Basically if you keep Niggers and Kikes out of your society, your most likely to have a semi functioning one at worst

 

[sulpuda]

To be honest, homogeneity is better than diversity. I'm Korean and I think this country is really shit, but it has one advantage over the West: it's an ethno-state.

At least we do not experience racial conflict unlike Europe and the United States. I am skeptical of multiculturalism because even if two races live in peace at any given time, there is a possibility that they will become divided over generations.

Additionally, when one race is discriminated against socially compared to another race, the responsibility may be passed on to future generations, resulting in social conflict.

An example is slavery. There are still conflicts between whites and blacks due to slavery in the past in the United States, but in the case of Korea, slavery existed, but because it occurred only within the same ethnic group, the responsibility for slavery was not passed on to future generations.

Besides Korea, look at Japan. I'm not saying it's a perfect country, but at least they don't have racial conflict.

 

[Anarcho Nihilist]

I got done reading the Brigade by Harold Covington, it's a very obscure book about this group of white people that take over cascadia and create an all white nation called the Northwest Republic.
Just want to hear your thoughts on ethnic nationalism as an ideology in general. Do you think homogeny is better for society than a diverse one? Just want to hear your thoughts.

Much better. Compare Austria-Hungary and Germany in the First World War, one was an ineffective garbage dump that even lost to the Russian Empire, while the other empire held both fronts and even won on the eastern front.

 

[lazy_gamer_423]

Homogenous soysocietys are obviously best for everyone

Basically if you keep Niggers and Kikes out of your society, your most likely to have a semi functioning one at worst

 

[Anarcho Nihilist]

I got done reading the Brigade by Harold Covington, it's a very obscure book about this group of white people that take over cascadia and create an all white nation called the Northwest Republic.
Just want to hear your thoughts on ethnic nationalism as an ideology in general. Do you think homogeny is better for society than a diverse one? Just want to hear your thoughts.

This state, where at least 90% of the population are part of one ethnic group, is invincible, because any state with a large number of religions, races, and peoples can be defeated from within.

 

[DarkStar]

Homogeneity is always better than heterogeneity, both racially & culturally.

Much better. Compare Austria-Hungary and Germany in the First World War, one was an ineffective garbage dump that even lost to the Russian Empire, while the other empire held both fronts and even won on the eastern front.

Good point.

I also read in a study, how Union units during the Civil War in America which were composed of men from various cultural backgrounds(upper class, lower class, farmers, city folks, etc) had higher desertion rates & were less effective overall.

 

[WorthlessSlavicShit]

I got done reading the Brigade by Harold Covington

Is it any good? I read two of Covington's Northwest Front books about a decade ago or so (I think they were A Distant Thunder and A Mighty Fortress, their description seems to match the plot of the two books I remember), though I know that The Brigade is the big one of the entire series.

To be honest, homogeneity is better than diversity. I'm Korean and I think this country is really shit, but it has one advantage over the West: it's an ethno-state.

At least we do not experience racial conflict unlike Europe and the United States. I am skeptical of multiculturalism because even if two races live in peace at any given time, there is a possibility that they will become divided over generations.

Additionally, when one race is discriminated against socially compared to another race, the responsibility may be passed on to future generations, resulting in social conflict.

An example is slavery. There are still conflicts between whites and blacks due to slavery in the past in the United States, but in the case of Korea, slavery existed, but because it occurred only within the same ethnic group, the responsibility for slavery was not passed on to future generations.

Besides Korea, look at Japan. I'm not saying it's a perfect country, but at least they don't have racial conflict.

Nailed it.

 

[TheTurkeyNeck]

Is it any good? I read two of Covington's Northwest Front books about a decade ago or so (I think they were A Distant Thunder and A Mighty Fortress, their description seems to match the plot of the two books I remember), though I know that The Brigade is the big one of the entire series.


Nailed it.

I don't want to spoil it but it's amazing. I haven't read his other stuff so this is kind of my introduction into his material but though a piece of fiction it gave a really telling and convincing future of what white nationalist society could achieve. The Brigade I think also along with my own research black pulled me on race relations. I wouldn't recommend it to the normal person because I might get called racist and that other crap. But definitely recommend it to somebody who's more open-minded to ethnic nationalism. As it seems you are from reading Covington's other books. The world building in the Brigade really blew me away. I could definitely see Covington becoming one of my favorite authors.

 

[La Grande Infamie]

I got done reading the Brigade by Harold Covington, it's a very obscure book about this group of white people that take over cascadia and create an all white nation called the Northwest Republic.
Just want to hear your thoughts on ethnic nationalism as an ideology in general. Do you think homogeny is better for society than a diverse one? Just want to hear your thoughts.

Ethnonationalism of any kind is top tier. Be it National Socialist, Confederate, or any other kind. Homogeneity rarely doesn’t lead to a cohesive society.

 

[WorthlessSlavicShit]

I don't want to spoil it but it's amazing. I haven't read his other stuff so this is kind of my introduction into his material but though a piece of fiction it gave a really telling and convincing future of what white nationalist society could achieve. The Brigade I think also along with my own research black pulled me on race relations. I wouldn't recommend it to the normal person because I might get called racist and that other crap. But definitely recommend it to somebody who's more open-minded to ethnic nationalism. As it seems you are from reading Covington's other books. The world building in the Brigade really blew me away. I could definitely see Covington becoming one of my favorite authors.

Thanks, I'll definitely have to check it out sometime then.

 

[Suigin Trismegistus]

Jews like ethnic nationalism. Except when it's used by non-Jews.