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Most of you don't seem to get the basic gestalt of /pol/.
Human beings as complex organisms have a one definite goal. We can give a million different reasons to live, a million tasks to accomplish, we could commit ourselves to the complete understanding of the universe. All of this is meaningless, because only one goal would remain if we were suddenly stripped of our sentience; the continuation of our species and the passing on of genetic information.
We were a successful group at this, we spread across the globe and conquered just about every land mass. With time we began to diverge, traits among breeding populations began to change against the differing elements in which man inhabited.What our intelligence did not solve natural selection solved for us. We became diverse, broken into many different racial/ethnic groups with traits best suited towards the differing environments. It was all good though, diversity means more variability, a greater chance for one group to survive a calamity that may kill the others. But it came its own cost
Humanity didn't like each other, we all think that our own closest stock are the best and resent outsiders who differed too greatly. It was purely tribalism in nature right down to something as trivial as faith. Us, and them. We established tribal lands, tribal identities. We kept our divergence on the course, as it was within our nature of to think of only ourselves as "human" and outsiders as "Other". Protect the culture, protect the identity, protect the genes and traits that have already proven their worth in these lands; That was the tribe in a purely biological sense. Then (((shit happened))).
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At some point we forgot nations were born on tribal ideas, we began to see nations as "collections of people" held together by threads of ideology. It was all a joke though, because the tribesmen within begins to stir when you start questioning the future, questioning if what you see as "yourself" will still exist then. In such a scenario it all comes down to a population race. A "collection people" of differing tribes is no different than shared territory, shared breeding grounds in the case of our promiscuous species.
If there is no room to breath, there is no room to breed.
Like the mallard duck a tribal barrier isn't enough to stop those from seeking the quickest route to breeding. Mallards will breed with any duck species and hybridized if they end up in another ducks species territory. What keeps Mallards and other ducks around? Space, Territory. Space and isolation keeps the horny mallards existing as mallards and not mallard hybrids, their intrusion into other territory is (((unnatural))).
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>>131867254
We know that in the long term a civic nation is just a population race, a race to see who can out breed who and become the majority or even absorb the other tribe. Population and fertility rate don't matter if breeding ground boarders are established, the race ends when the land is owned by one tribe, doesn't matter how big or small it is, like in the case of japan.
This is truest thing on /pol/, why ethno-nationalism has become so mainstream here. No one believes in a future of living side by side with differing tribes while each retaining their identity. Either one goes or like the ravaging mallard they absorb each other.
The sad thing is, this mindset is only feasible if you have the foresight beyond a single generation, no one wants to believe it's happening.
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>>131867254
Sadness...
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>>131867323
>Only (you) is from a roller
Does /pol/ only know how to reply to clickbait now?
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Do you expect people to read your treatise fag?
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>>131867254
>Truth of /pol
there is no truth here
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