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Interesting. In his new year's essay, Oskorei brings up the entry of the liberal to the immigration/multicultist debate:

The Sortie of Ethnomasochists and the Entry of the Liberals

As an identitarian one has for a long time been in the comfortable situation that one's opponents have been absurd and more or less crazy. People like Masoud Kamali with his eternal nagging of "structural discrimination" and "otherification", "Centrum Mot Rasism (Center Against Racism)" that campaigns against ice creams*, or people who in all seriousness want to disallow the wearing of Sweden-shirts because it might "oppress" someone, are in many ways ideal political opponents. There are, however, signs that the more abnormal ethno-masochists and other enemies of Swedishness have gradually been given less room in the media (the same seems to apply to the more radical feminists). This tendency can be broken if the success of the Social Democrats continues, but it is likely that as an identitarian, one will have to face in increasing numbers a new breed of opponents. These opponents are liberals, and where as the ethno-masochist is directly hostile to the Swedish ethnos on the grounds of diffused thoughts of collective historical guilt, the individualist liberal is absolutely indifferent in the face of such reasoning. This indifference is illustrated in conrete politics, although it remains factually hostile, as the liberal denies the Swedish ethnos all possibilities of survival. The liberal opposes repatriation on ethnic grounds, as he/she only sees individuals and sees mass-immigration as an absolute fact

As a consequence, one can already as an identitarian benefit from studying the ideology of the new opponent. The sweet days when one debated against complete idiots can soon come to an end. At the same time one must ask what possibilities open up, what in the liberal ideology can we use to our benefit (for example ethnic kindergardens, which no individualist liberal should argue against). This tendency can, however, come to a halt.

2008 - To live in exciting times (translation by myself!)