I'm a nationalist. So I think I share that. Other than that I can't really think of anything.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

I am not sure you are actually wanting to lump your nationalism in with the type of nationalism neo-nazis espouse, do you, though you just have?

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You and I play a different game. Yours is denial. Mine is the preservation of standards.

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Please do not imply that people are neo-nazis or fascists, because they may share one or two views with them.

Neo-Nazism also shares a lot of similarities among the left as well as right, and mainstream as its utilises popularism.

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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Well in line with National Socialist Party of Germany

I also support the concepts of prioritising the working classes, a primacy towards citizens over non-citizens in terms of employment and rights, nationalisation of key utilities and assets, unionisation and also things like universal health care, free education etc.

Nazism and Fascism were, like Communism and socialism, based in anti-capitalism. As a result the left share a lot of common concepts with National Socialism (albeit with very different approaches to these).

Nationalism isn't just a far right thing, I've known left wing nationalists, as well as liberal and right wing nationalists.

Yep, you can be a nationalist and very liberal - The perspective of the ideals of a nation vary according to individual views of nationhood.

Nationalism shouldn't be a dirty word, just because of some people.

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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I listened to a 'league of nerds' interview with the guy who wrote 'perfect soldiers', one of the few books actually written about the 911 hijackers.

It's a fascinating interview for those interested.
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I think a requirement for real barbarism to happen...lets for the sake of ease call it 'evil'. I think for that to happen there has to be a disconnect between the individual and their actions. The reality is that many 'evil' people are banal in their normality.

On a small level this 'disconnect' can be seen in the difference say between how someone might communicate on the web as opposed to how they might in person.

On a larger level professional armies know just how hard it is to change the mindset of a civilian into someone who will take part in a real bayonet charge.....against essentially strangers on a different team from them.

An up close association between the individual and savagery requires disconnect and motivation.

The disconnect between what a bomber pilot does as a job and what their actions produce is another example. This is not me making judgements upon say allied bombing pilots on German city runs. That's a whole thread on its own.

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'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)