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Bekhter's avatar

>Similarly, when Europeans arrived in Africa, there was no European slave trade

Slave trade existed in Italian city-states, Rus, Hansa, not to mention Ottoman Empire where Europeans were both buyers and sellers, well into 16th century.

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Ron M's avatar

Hmm, interesting, but I’m not quite sure what your conclusion is.

You seem to be saying that those naively advocating both for equality and white nationalism are fighting a losing game against the tide of history, especially in terms of the technological trends now in play?

Breaking out of the current political equality consensus could result in an explosion into “inequality”, in terms of genetic engineering and enhancement, with the rich being the most willing and able to sustain the new direction as potentially evidenced by the current change in birth rate trends amongst the wealthy, while remaining in or succumbing to a counter reaction by the forces of equality will likely give rise to a different, potentially deformed trans humanism of its own (for example damaged genetics via pollution, immigration, healthcare)?

Either way humanity is changing.

I suppose if I have summarised your position correctly, the question would be can’t both of these things be happening at the same time and are they really opposite trends?

Isn’t it true that the current technocratic elite probably do perceive themselves as the inheritors of the future, most likely willing and able to make use of new technologies like genetic engineering, while seeing the rest of us as “useless eaters”, to be immigrated/polluted/contracepted/vaccined/healthcared out of existence?

How and where can white nationalism fit into this picture, if at all? Do you mean it as a kind of breakaway ideology of the elite, for example a Musk faction breaking away and promoting their own elite genetics and individualist vision of self improvement/enhancement vs whatever kind of consensus transhumanism the current elite as a whole will likely arrive at?

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