Political Orientation

[NatVox]

Originally Posted by Amokk

Im a nationalist, I share alot of ideas with traditional national socialists. But still not enough to call myself national socialist.

What do you define as "traditional national socialist"? Hitlerites?

[Sergius]

anarcho-communist irredentist.

[Silas]

Originally Posted by dorje

anarcho-communist irredentist.

Care to explain?

[Sergius]

anarcho-communist to the extent that I am in opposition of borders and passports as indicators of nationality and belonging. the anarcho-communist system encourages the development of voluntary associations (clans, tribes, families, etc.), destroying the false global humanism, making true compassions within these smaller groups possible. each group will be run in whatever way it is desired, and the members of the group will never be corrupted by power.
irredentist to the extent that I hope to be able to preserve, for instance, rumanian culture on rumanian soil. even without the 'nation,' but based on the people of the nation, instead.

[NatVox]

Originally Posted by dorje

anarcho-communist to the extent that I am in opposition of borders and passports as indicators of nationality and belonging. the anarcho-communist system encourages the development of voluntary associations (clans, tribes, families, etc.), destroying the false global humanism, making true compassions within these smaller groups possible. each group will be run in whatever way it is desired, and the members of the group will never be corrupted by power.

How about the group(s) wanting to keep their national borders as a means to protect and to preserve their national (read [greater] clan/tribe/family) identity? The end of the Anarcho-Communist dream brought about by its own nature?

irredentist to the extent that I hope to be able to preserve, for instance, rumanian culture on rumanian soil. even without the 'nation,' but based on the people of the nation, instead.

That is not what Irredentism is about. Please, read here: Irredentism: An Inevitable Tendency of Ethnic Nationalism

[Dakota]

Originally Posted by Perun

Nationalist mainly.

I would have thought it to be quite hard to be nationalistic as an american, since the american people is a mix of nationalities even today.

[NatVox]

Originally Posted by Dakota

I would have thought it to be quite hard to be nationalistic as an american, since the american people is a mix of nationalities even today.

Welcome to Stirpes!

[Whiteruthenian]

Conservative.

But don’t know what regime is optimum. It’s almost a crime to give the suffrage to all idiots with (for instance) Belarusian passport, so (classical) democracy must be rejected. For different reasons I prefer absolutist monarchy, because in such model many disadvantages of dictatorship are reduced. Besides aren’t all kings given the right to reign by God? There is only one problem – where to find a sane king.

[svin]

I remember reading in one livejournal community where someone proposed Danish prince to be King of Belarus:


He has remote Belarusian ancestor, princess from Minsk Sofiya Volodarovna (1140-1198).

[Whiteruthenian]

Originally Posted by svin

I remember reading in one livejournal community where someone proposed Danish prince to be King of Belarus:


He has remote Belarusian ancestor, princess from Minsk Sofiya Volodarovna (1140-1198).

Hell no. I said ‘a sane king’. I heard that some Danish prince married a Korean woman. If someone of them became the King of Belarus and they kept that way who would be on the throne in some generations?

It isn’t difficult to find a candidate with some Belarusian blood in my opinion. But I don’t think that it is important. We’ll belarusizate him ourselves in a moment.

[svin]

No Koreans! He can marry girl from Belarus.

[Sergius]

yes, he's the one who married the "korean." they were divorced a year or two ago. he is believed to be homosexual, but people don't talk about that.
here's her wikipedia information:

Of Chinese, British, Polish and Austrian ancestry, Alexandra Manley was born in Hong Kong, as the eldest of three daughters of Richard Nigel Manley (born in Shanghai in 1924 to a British father and Chinese mother) and Christa Maria Manley (née Nowotny, born in Austria in 1933).

[svin]

[NatVox]

The Greek royal family (in exile) are descendants of the Danish. The first rulers were George I and Olga Konstatinovna (Russian). George I was the son of Christian IX of Denmark.

Apparently, the king and queen of Greece could (in the theory) represent Denmark too as they hold the titles of prince and princess of Denmark.