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Why does /pol/ still follow primitive moral principles like loyalty and obedience?
Morality on this board is built around remaining loyal to one's race/nation/tradition and obeying religious doctrine. Why is /pol/'/s philosophy so outdated compared to the last century's developments in moral theory? What stops you from using more sophisticated and complicated moral standards, or questioning your own?
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>>130692734
gibs egg-sample
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>>130692734
Because loyalty and obedience are basic moral principles that don't change. Loyalty is need for trust, obedience is needed for protection.
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homogenous societies are healthier, happier, safer, more prosperous etc
whites are a unique race and lead most advances of mankind, if we were to lose that it would be a travesty. I'm loyal to my race just like I'm loyal to my family, I don't want to see it weakened and destroyed by hordes of niggers and muslims.
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People tend to band together to take on a larger threat.
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>>130692734
That looks like a Wii
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