The Roman fable of the fasces brings out an immutable part of the human condition. It deserves respect and consideration. "Son, take this stick and try to break it." "It breaks easily, father." "Now gather 50 sticks just like the first and bind them together." "It is done, father." "Now break them as you broke the one before." "Father, I cannot." "Thus it is always among men, my son: Individuals are weak and easily broken; a united people is strong, even invincible." So I say: If you belong to no nation, you are prey and you are dead. If you belong to a disunited "multicultural" nation, you are prey and you are dead. Learn the lesson of the fasces.

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ProfAnarch 3 weeks ago
One cannot be an anarchist without being a fascist and nationalist; nor can one be civilised without being racist and vigilant. All of these come together to form the foundational pillars of mankind.
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Anarchy Edu 3 weeks ago
There may be power in unity, but it is never right to sacrifice the rights of the individual, even when claimed to be for ‘the common good.’ Might does not make right.