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STORMTROOPER_NSM
December 13th, 2006, 06:56 PM
I myself am a national socialist as i am a member of the nsm i was wondering what are everyone elses poltical views? also why we are at it what are your religious views? i am an atheist...14-LOKI-88!

fdtwainth
December 13th, 2006, 07:04 PM
constitutionalist republican/national-capitalist, Catholic

BIGCHRIS
December 13th, 2006, 08:22 PM
National Socialist.

STORMTROOPER_NSM
December 13th, 2006, 08:35 PM
for the ones that answer national socialist are any of you members of the nsm or interested in them? 14-LOKI-88!

Angler
December 13th, 2006, 11:21 PM
Mine is something of a mish-mash. I think it's best described in terms of my ideal state.

This ideal state would allow only whites to be citizens, and that would be written into the state's constitution and strictly enforced. Any citizen who developed a problem with that would be free to leave to live among the muds. There would also be a degree of economic protectionism involved in dealings with other nations. The environment would also be protected by law.

Individual liberties within that state would be fiercely protected based on the principle that each citizen has complete dominion over his own body. Furthermore, no one has a right to rule (it's a privilege). White men and women are not animals to be herded, and their dignity and freedom must be respected. Hence, every citizen would be well-armed and would have complete freedom of religion and speech (apart from harassment, threats, yelling "fire" in a crowded theater, etc.). Adults could even use drugs if they wanted to in the privacy of their own homes, though such would be strongly discouraged and sales to children would get you in deep shit. Above all, these individual rights would be non-negotiable and not subject to popular vote. There would be punishments prescribed for politicians or others who attempted to violate these rights. Police would be held accountable for their actions, and abuses of power would be punished severely.

Private campaign contributions would be prohibited, since such contributions lead to a plutocracy. All candidates for high public office would receive a taxpayer-funded allowance for their campaigns, and that would be all they were permitted to spend. There would also be a separation of powers similar to the US system, but more robust.

No single person or small group of people can ever be entrusted with too much power. That's just too risky.

Konrad Jackson
December 14th, 2006, 02:21 AM
Racialist, nationalist, capitalist, conservative, anti-Jew, anti-the-existence-of-muds, pro-expansion, atheist, anti-democrat, minarchist, pro-one-party-state. Real Right.