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>>14291120
>Intelligent people are essentially going extinct; there can be no recovery after that.
This is true, but let's not just blame immigration. It's a process that has been going on for centuries, at least since the industrial revolution, if you believe Ed Dutton.

You could stop all immigration and deport all immigrants from Europe, but you'd still end up with a dumber and dumber mass of white people, who would vote for more and more social safety nets.

That's why old fashioned nationalism and conservatism aren't enough and there needs to be a spiritual right wing resurgence if you want to turn things around.
Mind you, this right wing resurgence could still come in the form of "democratic institutions", for example with a right wing takeover of the EU.

>>14178806
Yeah, all people are kinda shitty and the current state of white people in general isn't great. So trying to sell white nationalism is tough. Unless someone has a natural/instinctive dislike for other races (or he understands the benefits of a homogeneous society) he'll just shrug it off.

Nationalism by itself is kinda boring and uninspiring. People have gotten a taste of globalism and they know it's not so bad from their first hand experience. "That brown neighbor is actually a nice guy." "I like that Indian restaurant." And so on.
So ideally you'd need to pair nationalism with some other message that inspires and mobilizes people, like some supremacist ideology for example.

That being said, it doesn't matter much what people think, what people want or don't want, because we don't live in actual democracies. So at the end of the day the people with power call the shots and decide things.
If nationalism gets enough power things will move in that direction.