>>172499*I've heard of a case
>>172503I'm really just relaying things collected from other people, but I agree with your point. I used to Medpost when hardline Nordicism was more common in these circles, but now I've just gotten sick of the resentful Medposters (many of whom probably are mongrelized and not even proper Meds to begin with). I feel stuck in the middle and am tired of all the bitching and parochial chest thumping.
As an American, I don't really see the point of embracing an "American nationalist" perspective when the American state has been uprooting America's national identity for generations now. Considering that the Naturalization Act of 1790 limited citizenship to whites and that 19th-century Davis Democrats, who were among the most clear-eyed American racialists of their era from a political standpoint, believed in racial solidarity above feuds based on class, religion, and national origins, I feel like adopting a forward-looking white internationalist perspective is more appropriate than makes more sense than petty flag waving. So much nationalistic sentiment just comes down to dirt worshiping that can be easily be co-opted by slimy civnats and opportunistic diversitoids. You already see nons trying to claim Heritage American™ status because their negro ancestors were in America for 400 years. I guess that's neat, but there's a reason the influence of most nonwhites was minimized for as long as it was and America was seen as a white man's country. Even an Albanian whose ancestors came to America after World War II is more American than them in the sense that really matters. A lot of the proponents of the "Heritage American" designation will treat Ellis Island or even Castle Garden descendants like lepers while jerking themselves off over how long their ancestors have occupied a given piece of soil. I get that those people feel like they have more skin in the game, but the whole thing is just so backward looking and gay. I like subjects like history and genealogy more than the average person, but we're in a different world. Where are all the Virginia cavaliers and hard-nosed Yankees now? Even Southerners these days seem to either disregard or be outright ashamed of their Civil War heritage. Most white people in the U.S. don't really care
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