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Thought Exercise Part 7

Another way our system differs is the premise of class unity versus class division.

We call for total class unity throughout society. There is
nothing wrong with classes. There will always be rich men, a middle class, aristocrats, and so on. Classes within society are unavoidable and are a result of natural order.

Those who work the hardest and possess natural aptitude, intellect and ability, the best of our Folk, should rise to the top in a healthy merit-based society. Harmonizing the classes in a united fashion, bound by common blood is vital because we are all a common folk (race) and it is destructive to the nation to be warring with one another.

We must all be united in constantly working towards a common goal, that being the advancement of our people as a racial collective.
Marxism intentionally attempts to incite what they call “class war”, which is divisive and completely turns the race against one another and subverts the unity and cohesion of the nation.

A house divided cannot stand. Under our system, any attempts to
fracture racial unity, such as Marxist class division, are rightfully considered subversion of the nation.

Roth Note: Now tell me what’s wrong with this.

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3 responses to “Thought Exercise Part 7”

  1. Yeoman Farmer Avatar
    Yeoman Farmer

    Hierarchical structures base on meritocracy are something I am willing to accept, if they are based on nepotism or DEI, not so much. That said no class should be above the law.

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  2. highmaintenancelowtolerance Avatar
    highmaintenancelowtolerance

    There’s no mention of integrity and accountability being included in any of the classes. All classes are equal under the law and all classes should exhibit those aspects that make them worthwhile.

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  3. Steady Steve Avatar
    Steady Steve

    The rot in our society can be traced to class. The generations that follow the men who actually built businesses are the weak men destroying our country. The trust fund babies, as I call them, have had the privileges of wealth without having to do the work to acquire it. It’s easy to be a socialist when you have been miseducated in college and don’t really have to worry about grades because you’ll never have to get a real job to support yourself. These are the people who think farms are not necessary because you can get what you need at the grocery store. They also are unaware that they will be the first to be liquidated in their glorious revolution. I speak from experience as I’ve rubbed elbows with many of this type.

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