An Appeal To Pragmatism

Points against Accelerationism:

1) Political Solutions do exist, they are not the sole solution, obviously nothing so complex is univariate. A ‘political solution’ opens up opportunities and gives us more to work with, that is worth the effort.

2) The world is deeply diverse, to the tune of billions, and Whites would remain a divided race, unlikely to be united by their skin colour and instead split over ideology and priorities in such a scenario.

3) Collapse is unlikely and the cases we have of it only indicate status quo shedding skin to start again. The Soviet Union may have fell, its Eastern Bloc prevails and the non-Western alliance recouped.

4) Were the US dollar to collapse, the US unable to pay its debts, or the EU to fail, this would shift the power dynamic of nations, but not reduce ‘Woke’, anti-Whiteness—which the East supports—or provide any better chances.

We operate better with greater hope than worse suffering and should heed openings to empower ourselves and displace the rest.

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Points against Accelerationism:

1) Political Solutions do exist, they are not the sole solution, obviously nothing so complex is univariate. A ‘political solution’ opens up opportunities and gives us more to work with, that is worth the effort.

2) The world is deeply diverse, to the tune of billions, and Whites would remain a divided race, unlikely to be united by their skin colour and instead split over ideology and priorities in such a scenario.

3) Collapse is unlikely and the cases we have of it only indicate status quo shedding skin to start again. The Soviet Union may have fell, its Eastern Bloc prevails and the non-Western alliance recouped.

4) Were the US dollar to collapse, the US unable to pay its debts, or the EU to fail, this would shift the power dynamic of nations, but not reduce ‘Woke’, anti-Whiteness—which the East supports—or provide any better chances.

We operate better with greater hope than worse suffering and should heed openings to empower ourselves and displace the rest.

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