The road ahead is long and unforgiving. Sometimes it helps to put it into perspective. You are part of a hunted race living under a hostile regime. You’re allowed to exist so long as you forward the goals of your enemies: the conquest of the American Founding Stock. Now, the goal is not far off by any means. You can argue that it’s already happened. The American Founding Stock is no longer in control of their destiny.
>What does it mean to have foot on neck of the American Founding Stock? ... But WHO is going to take foot off neck? Why would our hostile regime do it willingly? Why would you let off your enemy when you have them on the ropes? What if you tried to remove foot from neck?
And based on this I agree with this argument:
Half of the founding stock have been demoralized into attacking their own.
A people cannot survive if they attack their own group.
∴ The demoralized threaten the survival of the founding stock.
Indeed. But to do so I think we would need to have a clear understanding what outside forces were, and still are, encouraging this demoralization.
>What does it mean to have foot on neck of the American Founding Stock? ... But WHO is going to take foot off neck? Why would our hostile regime do it willingly? Why would you let off your enemy when you have them on the ropes? What if you tried to remove foot from neck?
And based on this I agree with this argument:
Half of the founding stock have been demoralized into attacking their own.
A people cannot survive if they attack their own group.
∴ The demoralized threaten the survival of the founding stock.
Indeed. But to do so I think we would need to have a clear understanding what outside forces were, and still are, encouraging this demoralization.
Let a thousand flowers bloom from the corpse that is America.
I do not think it “may” be required, but it is to be further done, and completed.
Here is another stack I read that was a banger. The info will serve the ethnogenesis of the American greatly. Good book plugs too. https://www.jaccusepaper.co.uk/p/selective-breeding-and-the-american