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@Snoopy
According to the evidence, yes.
Can you describe your nationalism?
Now what?
I'll tell you when you get there.
According to the evidence, yes.
Now what?
Would you support tariffs?American?
Advocate or vote for it.Can you please define "support"?
I'm sensing that the alternative right left paradigm seems to be something akin to fascism vs socialism. Do you have any comment when it comes to the alt-left?
Why?I would support my country even when my countrymen are doing things I think are bad, but don't see myself advocating for the other things.
The United States is made up of people. Those people are still there therefore if the people will it they can have public healthcare.I don't think the United States has ever been at a point where it wasn't worth salvaging. If it did get to that point, I view reconstruction to be preferable to abandonment.
If this was true why don't people have healthcare?The nation is made up of people, but the United States could be said to be more of a shared idea between the people.
The means by which public healthcare is contingent upon the will of the people who can therefore have it, would be a voluntary business venture distinct from, but not necessarily unrelated to the United States.
The nation is made up of people, but the United States could be said to be more of a shared idea between the people.If this was true why don't people have healthcare?
The means by which public healthcare is contingent upon the will of the people who can therefore have it, would be a voluntary business venture distinct from, but not necessarily unrelated to the United States.So basically if the people will it then it becomes part of the United States?
If the majority of the United States wants public healthcare why isn't it happening. You did say the United States is made up of people but are there voices being heard?I don't understand
Rather distinct from it, in this case.
What is it made up of then?You said precisely that the United States is made up of people. I have not.
The nation is made up of people,
So basically many people want public healthcare because they like the idea but the Republican party don't want that to happen.The nation is made up of people, but the United States could be said to be more of a shared idea between the people.
Since what is right doesn't come from governments constructed by men to serve their people, there may be issues utilizing your philosophy in general.
The nation is made up of people, but the United States could be said to be more of a shared idea between the people.So basically many people want public healthcare because they like the idea but the Republican party don't want that to happen.Are there voices being heard and why isn't their public healthcare?Since what is right doesn't come from governments constructed by men to serve their people, there may be issues utilizing your philosophy in general.I am not going to allow you to shift the converddsation in a different direction. Remember when it was about Ben Shapiro being part of the alt-right then you decide to make it about yourself then you decide to change that conversation to about how nationalism or socialism are not on the left and right spectrum. You really do like changing the argument when you know you can't defend the previous ones.
Surely you wanted to stay with what the forum post initially said but you replied to my statements.Why is that if you wanted to talk about what the forum was about?Without you I wouldn't have said more about the topic.
If the conversation is going to continue shifting from nonsensical ideologies to reality, idolatry is going to prove detrimental
Read the OP
So you say to meRead the OPBut you didn't even follow it either.
Guess I consider this a failure by you. Can't defend Ben Shapiro, can't defend being a nationalist and can't defend whatever the last part of the conversation was about.I'm grasping but can't seem to get a grip on the point of this.
Didn't expect that. Sorry for what I did as well. So I would like you to answer questions before we leave this.Okay, I am sorry for the confusion.
Does Shapiro hold views that mostly resembles the far-right which makes him a far right?
Do you understand if you support nationalism you are a part of the far right?
Do you understand people have ideas so basically making a distinction like what you did had no bearing in the conversation?
I would have to establish a better understanding of a right - left paradigm.
My understanding in the context I have, is that I am far right on a spectrum which differs from American norms.
I don't know what distinction this is referring to.
You said precisely that the United States is made up of people. I have not.
The nation is made up of people,