Universal Basic Income, Chinese social credit and the coming National Socialist ethnostates. Where’s the intersection here?
With every Tom, Dick and Andrew talking about Universal Basic Income (UBI) it must always be mentioned that you don’t get something for nothing, especially from a state. A thousand dollars a month could definitely help many people, but at what cost?
China has recently introduced the idea of social credit, where citizens are given ‘points’ based on the amount of positive things they say about the state. Points can also be lost, not just for saying negative things but also for saying nothing. Points lost can mean less access to work, or state benefits, it can mean prison in the worst cases. And all of this is enforced with cameras and audio devices everywhere monitoring and recording the words and behaviours of the citizens in that glorious Communist utopia. One is being trained to say nice things about ones country or state to the point that not saying anything is seen as a bad thing. One must interact with the official policies of the nation or become an outcast, or a prisoner, where probably even more persuasive methods will be used to enforce conformity to the ideal.
National Socialism and Bolshevism are often criticised (incorrectly in the case of National Socialism) for having forced citizens to adhere to its states in similar ways. But the pre-war socialists could have only dreamed of the power China currently holds over it’s people.
In general, National Socialists were loyal to their state because it offered them so much, and because it had returned to them much of what had been lost in the years prior to National Socialism. Loyalty to the state was built on mutual love, not one way antagonism.
As power inevitably shifts from the West to the East those who are ready to embrace National Socialism will inherit the countries of our people once again. Despite the initial reticence of many in the West, some great things can be said of China. They do not embrace globohomo, nor doctrinous religion and most importantly they do not have a private central bank, and they understand the reality of race. China will want the West to become the West again, not necessarily the power the west once held, but at least the people and their unique mindset will not be disrespected. They at least, in no way like our current leaders, recognise our inherent strengths as Europeans, and so they recognise our innovative skills needed to create the things that they manufacture for the world. China aknowledges the racial reality of our countries, and when their power and influence increases to the point that they are able to return what is rightfully ours back to us – and remove the hobbling blocks of Political Correctness, Progressive Liberalism and Cultural Marxism – they will have unquestionable loyalty from the people.
Shitlibs, traitors, lefties, anti-fascists – the whole gamut of globohomo conformist people currently responsible for the destruction of the West have no loyalty to their countries, so will not receive UBI, which will be doled out based, as in China, on ones loyalty to the state, not to ones loyalty to an idea, such as Communism. China, unlike our own countries, does not wish to destroy us, or impose upon us fickle mental retardants but merely to use our ingenuity and inventive nature, which they understand comes from our people and not simply ideas or doctines. Their outline for our states will be what is best to achieve their aims, and they are definitely intelligent enough to see that the greatest – and most natural system for Aryan achievement and loyalty is National Socialism.
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