Tale of the forbidden genius
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Tale of the forbidden genius
Pro-c MAP here. I have a lot of strong and controversial opinions on many different issues, so ask me anything. There's nothing i love more than sharing my thoughts. I'm also an ultra-nationalist, a radical communist, a non-negotiable atheist, a men's rights activist, and a believer in anti-ageism to promote the rights of young people and seniors alike. I'm pretty much the final boss of revolutionaries. I'll add that I'm not a very tolerant individual; pretty much the opposite. I'm very confident in my beliefs and can't stand deferring opinions
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Re: Tale of the forbidden genius
Ultranationalism and radical communism aren’t in conflict with each other? It seems to me that one of the core ideas of communism is internationalism, and I don’t really see how that could fit well with ultranationalism.
I can understand how the other elements might coexist together, although, for example, I see atheism as having quite a hard time within ultranationalism (since when the nation becomes more important than the individual, belief becomes an excellent glue to make it work).
I can understand how the other elements might coexist together, although, for example, I see atheism as having quite a hard time within ultranationalism (since when the nation becomes more important than the individual, belief becomes an excellent glue to make it work).
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Re: Tale of the forbidden genius
Not sure what you mean by thatLearning to undeny wrote: Tue Nov 04, 2025 7:44 pm Do you really believe that? Why are you doing this?
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Re: Tale of the forbidden genius
I don't fit into any particular political sect, but rather i take and mix different ideologies i believe in and merge them into my own broader belief system. I'm a leader, not a follower, so this comes naturally to meNot Forever wrote: Tue Nov 04, 2025 8:16 pm Ultranationalism and radical communism aren’t in conflict with each other? It seems to me that one of the core ideas of communism is internationalism, and I don’t really see how that could fit well with ultranationalism.
I can understand how the other elements might coexist together, although, for example, I see atheism as having quite a hard time within ultranationalism (since when the nation becomes more important than the individual, belief becomes an excellent glue to make it work).
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Re: Tale of the forbidden genius
I love your resolve. I don't necessarily agree with every inflection, but I like your stance. We all have to stand for something, otherwise we stand for nothing.
Re: Tale of the forbidden genius
Holy BASED. Although I'm not a radical-nationalist, if by that you mean cultural nationalist, I'm pretty much a civic nationalist tbh. It's great to see some kind of socialists/communists arround here, tho if you're really strict I guess you'd call me a revisionist, since I align more with Tito's view of a market socialism. Ab everything else I agree tho, keep fighting, comrade!
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