A humble suggestion

>>136107901
bada-bump

*Without Libertarianism, we are powerless in the face of increasing "soft dictatorship", we remain enslaved by leftist workplaces, leftist healthcare, and a leftist government providing increasingly laughable services in return for heavy taxation.

Without Conservatism, we become a revolutionary creed that fights and destroys, but doesn't have a good template for building and creating. If we discard conservatism we throw away our accumulated wisdom stretching back to the Hellenes.

Without Tribalism, we fall into ethno-suicidalism, where we sense but can no longer understand or express why our ancestral lands must not be turned into a doormat for alien tribes that will render then unrecognizable and plunder them of all prosperity or beauty. We become prone to discarding with mindless abandon the treasure of our cultural and genetic specificity, so arduously obtained through the suffering and bloodshed of countless ancestors.

>libertarianism
Yes, more individualism is what we need, more of the "do whatever you want as long as it's not bothering me" BS.

>>136110596

I'm saying we must combine the three pillars within ourselves. They are flawed utopias separately, but their combination is the mindset with which we can win.

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>>136110774
I know of only one society that has effectively combined these three ideas

>>136110952
Close, but not exactly.