European patriotism vs. US patriotism

US and European nationalist rhetorical differences

National, Nationalist, nationalism?

As for the specific word, "nationalist" or nationalism, it’s debatable. Personally, I feel that the word is stained by history, or smeared to oblivion by Marxists, and thus I feel it may be counter productive to use it at least for a political party going for the 35% mark, although I know that many people will disagree.

End note:

I might be mistaken regarding the above “growth strategy”. An overinflated right wing political party, who has sold out most of their principles, might be able to delay a Muslim majority for a few decades at best but may end up as completely irrelevant when the window of oppurtuntiy arises for a potential political coup in the future as they have kicked out all their leaders who had a spine. Under given circumstances, a smaller right wing political party with a minimum of “intact principles” against multiculturalism may prove to be a lot more relevant when it comes to saving the country. The coup makers would not trust a bloated right wing party which by many would be considered a part of the problem.

The ongoing US cultural war is fundamentally different from the European and the rhetoric clearly reflects the differences.

You cannot and should not mix the European struggle with the US struggle and therefore should not use similar arguments when discussing the two struggles.

American conservatives in general (anti-Marxists) should learn the following;

Marxism has two primary components; socialistic economic policies and internationalism (multiculturalism/cultural Marxism). You are not a nationalist, not even a conservative by its very definition, if you support multiculturalist doctrines. The reason is that multiculturalism is anti-nationalistic by design. Multiculturalism is designed to deconstruct European traditions, culture, identity and even the nation state in order to create the one world Marxist utopia. Many Americans fail to comprehend this fact.

Different challenges

The important difference between the US and Europe is that our issues are quite different. We have been flooded with 25-30 million conservative and relatively poorly educated Muslims the last 5 decades, by our traitor leaders, while the US are in a quite different situation. In relation to the cultural challenges of Europe, Christian immigration cannot be compared to Islamic.

The different challenges are manifested by the use of different rhetorical strategies. Europeans have a different basis for justifying our rights and we have slightly different concerns. When an American nationalist discuss with a European he will immediately bring up race as this factor correlates with the US issues (Mexican immigration, African Americans etc). Using this form of rhetoric will cause a majority of Europeans to “run for the hills”. The reason is because a great majority of Americans and Europeans have gone through decades of multiculturalist indoctrination. Everyone should know this by now and should be more considerate when choosing their rhetorical approach, because the most essential thing at this point is to continue to build a broad and strong consolidation of conservatives. For Europe, this rhetorical approach will for the most part involve cultural defence relating to Islam(isation) as it is the only issue at the moment that has the potential and potency to unite enough conservatives.

As the primary goal is a broad and realistic consolidation, the discussion of deeper aspects of conservatism is counterproductive. At least for Europeans.

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