Post by Clovis Merovingian on Mar 4, 2018 1:49:04 GMT
I know its written on your profile but go into detail. My political ideology is Jeffersonian/Jacksonian Democracy. The beliefs of John C. Calhoun also inspire me. Basically I consider myself as a Southern Democrat before the Civil War. I believe in a strict constructionist view of the constitution where what is written should be followed to the absolute autistic letter. I believe in complete states rights and hold the view of the compact theory of the United States where we aren't a nation state or a country but a Union of sovereign states. The states came before the Federal government; they created the federal government and they differ from one another culturally and politically. I don't believe that someone in Vermont should have any say on anything regarding how South Carolina does things or vice versa. If Vermont wants to have a Bernie Sanders Democratic Socialist dystopia I want them to have that; if Utah wants to bring back polygamy, or Californians want to marry their dog (as the disgusting Californians are probably privy to do) more power to you, just stay out of the business of my state. The only law the states have to follow are those expressly stated in the constitution and bill of rights and if something stupid and unconstitutional like the Roe Vs Wade decision is forced upon us, we should be allowed to nullify federal law. However as this decentralized states rights type of setup died during the Civil War and the Union is run by Hamiltonian Yankees I think that it would be best if the South parted ways with the Union. The South is culturally, politically, religiously, and historically distinct from and incompatible with the Northern United States especially but also the libertarian West and as it stands occupies the same position as Scotland or Wales in the United kingdom as a stateless nation. So in that sense you could call me a southern cultural nationalist though I despise the current southern nationalist organization in existence the League of the South because they are disgustingly racist against blacks, Jews, and other such peoples.
On the specific issues I consider myself pretty conservative. I'm not for gays marrying, would rather not see marijuana or other drugs legalized, am pro gun ownership; I absolutely and unequivocally with a burning passion hotter than a thousand Hells despise and I mean DESPISE abortion as I think its a worst crime than slavery. Economically I am pretty capitalist and generally want the absolute freest market one could have though with some minimal restrictions to keep another Gilded Age from happening. Generally I am also pro environmentalism as I quite like nature and the outdoors. I hate the supreme court of the United States as I think that its far too powerful and seems to just make decrees like legalizing gay marriage and abortion and forcing it on the populace. I am generally anti immigration as I think that changing the ethnic make up of a country will inevitably change its culture, and I really don't like immigration from the third world as these people cannot run their own country properly and if they become a majority they will run our country into the ground. I'm pro Israel and anti Palestine. I'm pretty draconian when it comes to Criminal Justice and don't really care about prison overcrowding as I think it a really good thing when our criminals are living uncomfortably in an over crowded prison instead of robbing, raping, and killing on our streets. I think that the best way to keep crime down in our country is to remove the criminals from the population. I am pro death penalty for murder and rape. Finally one criticism people have about anti immigration policies is that Mexican do jobs that Americans won't do. To that I say we have overcrowded prisons full of strong able bodied men who we could farm out to the agribussiness to work in the fields. To those who say this is slavery, I say good, lets enslave the filthy prison population. That about covers it. If you have any questions about any policies I've missed just ask.
On the specific issues I consider myself pretty conservative. I'm not for gays marrying, would rather not see marijuana or other drugs legalized, am pro gun ownership; I absolutely and unequivocally with a burning passion hotter than a thousand Hells despise and I mean DESPISE abortion as I think its a worst crime than slavery. Economically I am pretty capitalist and generally want the absolute freest market one could have though with some minimal restrictions to keep another Gilded Age from happening. Generally I am also pro environmentalism as I quite like nature and the outdoors. I hate the supreme court of the United States as I think that its far too powerful and seems to just make decrees like legalizing gay marriage and abortion and forcing it on the populace. I am generally anti immigration as I think that changing the ethnic make up of a country will inevitably change its culture, and I really don't like immigration from the third world as these people cannot run their own country properly and if they become a majority they will run our country into the ground. I'm pro Israel and anti Palestine. I'm pretty draconian when it comes to Criminal Justice and don't really care about prison overcrowding as I think it a really good thing when our criminals are living uncomfortably in an over crowded prison instead of robbing, raping, and killing on our streets. I think that the best way to keep crime down in our country is to remove the criminals from the population. I am pro death penalty for murder and rape. Finally one criticism people have about anti immigration policies is that Mexican do jobs that Americans won't do. To that I say we have overcrowded prisons full of strong able bodied men who we could farm out to the agribussiness to work in the fields. To those who say this is slavery, I say good, lets enslave the filthy prison population. That about covers it. If you have any questions about any policies I've missed just ask.
