The Xenopolis Confederation wrote:Hanafuridake wrote:In regard to economics, I'm partial to some form of corporatism which is grassroots and centered around localities, instead of the totalitarian centralized system which the Fascists proposed. There definitely needs to be a redistribution of land to poor & homeless people, I'm starting to think urban life was a major mistake.
Urban life is inevitable when you have a population of 7 billion. Urban life also allowed for greater convenience and greater scientific advancement, which leads to higher quality of life.Washington Resistance Army wrote:Blatantly untrue on both counts.
Okay, when is war good?Totally Not OEP wrote:We didn't turn them away; even after the events of 1938 something like only 39,000 Jews had even applied for immigration to the United States. I also just don't see any value in accepting hordes of European Jews either.
The value is that we would've been saving their lives by accepting them.Greater Adamsia wrote:
Not sure if this goes here, though. I thought it was relevant, but I dunno about what y'all think.
I think it's really good. (But you should make them less statist and less collectivist).
I drew inspiration from Confucian and Fascist thought, among other things.