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Pox Populi on Greg Johnson’s “Against Imperialism”
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Pox Populi did a solo Telegram stream last week on Greg Johnson’s essay “Against Imperialism,” reading it aloud and then chatting with listeners about ethnonationalism versus imperialism. It is now available for download and online listening. It is also available on YouTube, below.
To listen in a player, click here. To download, right-click the link and click “save as.”
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Pox Populi implies that Gregory Hood’s great White state would turn against Whites because it would be big. Pox Populi says that the European Union is proof that the danger is real, because it is antiwhite and it is big. Pox Populi also points out that the European Union cannot be reformed because it was an antiwhite project from the beginning.
Gregory Hood’s aspirational great White state would be a pro-White project from the beginning. So if you can’t make a super-state other than what it was designed to be, racially, the great White state of Gregory Hood should be good for Whites. If you can make a super-state other than what it was meant to be, racially, then Gregory Hood’s great White state might go antiwhite, and the European Union might be reformed and become pro-White.
If you can’t make a state other than what it was meant to be, racially, then the Scottish independence movement is sure to be antiwhite, because it was an antiwhite project from the beginning. It cannot be reformed, and neither can its peers.
Should we support prospective successor states such as the Scottish state and the Catalan state because we assume that antiwhite states can be reformed, and should we in effect support the dissolution of states such as Great Britain and Spain because we also assume that antiwhite states cannot be reformed? How does that add up?
If we assume that small states can be racially reformed, why should we assume that our reform efforts would be the only ones that would count? Antiwhites will be trying to reform pro-White states too. The smaller, the weaker, and the more hostile to each other that these successor states are, the greater the chances that antiwhites will have their way with them.
I think we should argue about how to make things pro-White and keep things pro-White, and we should not argue much about the right number and size of pro-White states that we don’t have.
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