As I stated its about trade offs. Not one way or the other, I personally lean towards the model offering the highest economic freedom, while you lean towards some other metric. its not a right vs wrong situation...
Unless your a fan of what we have here in the U.S. then you're just wrong.
I don't see why so many people on this site act as if a White Nationalist can't be a Libertarian. Or why so many don't recognize the difference between anarcho-libertarianism and conservative libertarianism.
You're saying if Ron Paul supported having an all white America, that was governed by white people, but none of his other views changed, that he would be an enemy of White Nationalism and could not be a white Nationalist himself?
I don't like the government, especially the central government, prodding it's filthy head into things that it doesn't need to. And for the 90% of things that the government does need to be involved in, it can and should be done at the state or local level where it is more transparent and accountable. I don't even think you should be able to notice the central gov. in your day to day life. The central gov. should be as small as possible, and definitely not be more powerful than any individual state.
One thing that they got right in the Constitution was that states are to be able to take care of everything that they possibly can, without the federal government bothering them. We can see how well that has been upheld. There needs to be new amendments giving clear and descriptive rights to the states, that take power away from the feds.
A 100% Libertarian (Anacho-Libertarianism) gov. IS just an unrealistic fantasy. But, conservative-Libertarianism (the least amount of government interference the country can have, while still being secure and functioning.) Is clearly realistic, as that point has to exist in the political spectrum.
The confederate states were very Libertarian, did they function, or was that just a fantasy?
Libertarianism is pretty much the opposite of what a Nationalist stands for. Fascism is about a government that works, that takes care of the people, and builds things. (Autobahn anyone? The Nazis were VERY big on government work projects and good infrastructure!)