>>48076917France was inspired by America. American revolution predates French revolution by 15 years. Plus, “another country does something similar” is a terrible argument. America was inspired by an idealised version of ancient Rome and ancient Greece, combined with anglo British social norms and the realities of living on the American frontier. Mixing these things created a unique society all its own.
>>48076929>not cultureCulture, noun: “ The arts, beliefs, customs, institutions, and other products of human work and thought considered as a unit, especially with regard to a particular time or social group.”
A group of individualists living in a voluntary society is by definition a ‘culture’. Cope.
>blah blah demoralisation “it was created by corpos”Businesses are a reflection of the society they were created in. America existed first, businesses shaped themselves to fit the mould. Cope.
>constitutions are a living documentBy definition they are not. ‘Living documents’ is just a leftist dogwhistle that translates to “laws and constitutions are meaningless; the only thing that matters is power”.
>drug dealer analogyYou’re supporting my argument, you know. The african empires who raided and enslaved rival villages are the drug dealers, the white societies they sold those slaves to are the users.
>>48076936Nationalism is the only ideology that works, sunshine. 6000 years of human society backs this up. Cosmopolitan internationalism is the failed ideology, and is the one hammered into childrens’ heads.
