As racialists, a key component to our success in achieving self-determination is our desire to put the interests of our racial group ahead of our own interests, to a large extent. I have noticed many profiles that indicate libertarianism, anti-fascism, and anarchism. The first ideology is about the liberty of the individual being the most important thing to consider. There have been some good essays on why libertarians, despite usually being people of above-average intelligence (for being removed from the two party dichotomy if they are from the u.s.), often have trouble becoming racialists because their ideology has a tendency to make them less concerned with group interests (whether it is racial interests, national interests, or neighborhood interests). Of course, one could make the argument that one can be a libertarian and care about saving his race because he cares about saving himself. However, one libertarian here once indicated in another thread that the motivation for saving the white race should not be about saving one's self, but rather should be motivated by altruism. This seems contradictory to me.
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