Egalitarianism and Equal Rights
Egalitarianism advocates a natural condition of human equality. This therefore means that Egalitarians believe that Humans are biologically equal.
Advocates of Equal Rights advocate Equality before the Law.
What are your views and opinions on Egalitarianism and Equal Rights?
Personally I disagree with Egalitarianism because I believe that different races of humanity are different. That difference results in superiority and inferiority in certain aspects which I recognise. I find it hypocritical to believe that Negroes are superior in running for example, while no different value is given to Intelligence where data shows that different races have in general different levels of Intelligence.
I also disagree with Equal Rights before the Law for different races because I believe that the Aryan Men and Women should have superior rights in their lands to mantain their National Self-Determination, to safeguard their Nationality, and Protect, Preserve, and Promote their National Identity in their respective Nations. To do this Nationals require Superior Rights to retain control in their Nations, and to retain their influence on the Values, Culture, and Characteristics of their Nations.
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Originally posted by Nazzjonalista
Personally I disagree with Egalitarianism because I believe that different races of humanity are different. That difference results in superiority and inferiority in certain aspects which I recognise. I find it hypocritical to believe that Negroes are superior in running for example, while no different value is given to Intelligence where data shows that different races have in general different levels of Intelligence.
Of course it's hypocrital. The system was designed to take from some and give to others. But what is given has no value because the recipients will not take care of what they did not have to work for. Ever seen a house owned by a white man after thirty painstaking years of paying a mortgage? It may be a humble little shack, but he'll keep it clean. Now go look at a public housing project, in many they actually defecate in the halls.
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I also disagree with Equal Rights before the Law for different races because I believe that the Aryan Men and Women should have superior rights in their lands to mantain their National Self-Determination, to safeguard their Nationality, and Protect, Preserve, and Promote their National Identity in their respective Nations. To do this Nationals require Superior Rights to retain control in their Nations, and to retain their influence on the Values, Culture, and Characteristics of their Nations.
Equal rights is a good idea or else abuses creep in. However, citizenship is not an equal right, citizenship is the duty of Aryan men and women to maintain their country strong and free. It's a duty, not a right. However, by it's proper fulfillment an Aryan makes a better life for himself and his posterity.
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Originally posted by davison6
Of course it's hypocrital. The system was designed to take from some and give to others. But what is given has no value because the recipients will not take care of what they did not have to work for. Ever seen a house owned by a white man after thirty painstaking years of paying a mortgage? It may be a humble little shack, but he'll keep it clean. Now go look at a public housing project, in many they actually defecate in the halls.
Luckily my nation does not provide public housing for a huge quantity of non-nationals (that is non-Europeans such as Arabs and Blacks), therefore I cannot see the degeneration of public housing programs in the U.S.A. (If that is where you are referring too).
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Equal rights is a good idea or else abuses creep in. However, citizenship is not an equal right, citizenship is the duty of Aryan men and women to maintain their country strong and free. It's a duty, not a right. However, by it's proper fulfillment an Aryan makes a better life for himself and his posterity.
I believe that Citizenship is also a duty, which yields the maximum available rights in the Nation, that is Citizenship is not a right, but through it rights are granted after fulfilling the duties related with Citizenship. It should regarded as sacred by individuals belonging by blood to the nation.
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Originally posted by Nazzjonalista
Luckily my nation does not provide public housing for a huge quantity of non-nationals (that is non-Europeans such as Arabs and Blacks), therefore I cannot see the degeneration of public housing programs in the U.S.A. (If that is where you are referring too).
Unfortunately, it is.