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Gaddius's avatar

“Nationalists should be nationalists for the nation they’re nationalisming in.”

One of the first speeches of theirs was from that McKevitt guy. I remember there was a point in it where he said something like a small group of determined people (NJP) could change history etc. He then brought up the 20th century Germans: wild applause. He mentioned the 18th Century Americans: laughter.

That’s when I’d personally seen enough.

I’m pressing S. & uhh... RIPBozos

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Interesting to hear your perspective.

I always thought TRS would go the same way as National Alliance did, meaning once their biggest activists retired (or more morbidly, died) their organization would fall apart. In my view, they were self-aware of this, and NJP was their attempt to create something that would last beyond themselves, and it was poorly constructed, and a misdirection from what they did best: shock jock radio.

Though your point is noted on how they've delved further and further into their own echo chamber, and haven't had relevant memes in quite some time. What year did the triple parenthesis come out lol?

White identity has exploded in the last decade, but this comes from an equal explosion of anti-white sentiment, both expressed culturally and institutionally, and expressed more explicitly than ever.

So there's a dynamic white activists must understand: things will get worse for America and whites in America, as everything deteriorates and demographics decline, and this will make it easier to sell white identity talking points. Is this inherently good? Is this inherently bad? It's kind of a mixed bag. But it's the reality we have to live with.

I think activists should do what they can, while they can, and know there will always be new activists who come up, long after they're gone. And so while it would be nice to have real, concrete infrastructure that lasts beyond a single person's career, it's not necessary to make an impact on the next generation of activists :3

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