What is "The WEST"?

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>My point is that there's no west, and nothing worth saving "In the west".
The west is our people and our blood you goddamn leaf faggot.

>>128867656
>Indo-European culture and language
>Oh, sorry finns, this would exclude you.
Why do you always forget than hungarians are not european either?

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>>128867656
A FUCKING LEAF

You Jews get more pathetic every week.

>>128867656

My suggestion is: start with a healthy warrior culture for young men. All else will follow.

The West is your friends and family.

It's defending all the people you've met so they can live successfully as free people with the chance to learn and grow with minimal restriction.

And it's about the truth. Always tell it no matter what, otherwise you are nothing but a crafty liar. The West is built on honesty and fairness.

Honestly at this point I associate it with the white race

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>>128867656

Because we don't want to live in Nations that do shit like this on the norm.

Also, the endless nitpicking and fucking pointless demagoguery around these questions is damaging.
I know what the West is, fucking intuitively, cause I grew up in Europe and North America. To me, all these threads are pure divide and conquer enemy propaganda.

If you need to ask then you are probably useless to the cause of defending anything from anyone.

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>>128867726
National sovereignty, the rule of law, and the freedom of the individual before the state.

The two founding documents of what we now consider The West (despite parts of it existing before) are the Treaty of Westphalia and the Bill of Rights.

Obviously there's far more to it than that, but if someone demanded a single-sentence answer that would be it.

The West is more of a way of thinking, living, and governing, "Western Thought" for an example starts with the Classical world.

>There’s a thinker who existed two-and-a-half thousand years ago called Heraclitus. He’s a pre-Socratic; he’s a sophist; he begins right at the beginning Western thought, when we actually write down what we think. He wrote a book on nature which Aristotle glossed, and which has survived in fragments.
>What did he believe?
>He believed that everything is a form of energy. “Fire” he called it; we would call it “energy” today. That it exists in all forms of organic and inorganic matter. That thought and the sentience of nature is what we are. Nature has become sentient in us which means we must incarnate natural law as a principle of being. It’s called becoming in my philosophy. The right, even if you don’t use that term, stands for nature and for that which is given.
>What does that mean?
>It means conflict is natural, and good. It means domination is natural, and good. It means that what you have to do in order to survive, is natural, and good. It means that we should not begin every sentence by apologizing for our past or apologizing for who we are.

>>128867656
being übermensch

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>>128867656

If you haven't figured out that when we say "Western civilization" we're really just talking about white people you've probably spent too much time on r/the_dongle.