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<blockquote data-quote="porco-dddio" data-source="post: 83471" data-attributes="member: 656">Yes tradcuckism would suit me, but only partially. I mean I am not against upping the standards of civility and enforcing the norms of my civilization and my people. It depends, because I dont agree with every single idea of the usurpers who brand themselves &quot;traditional-ist&quot;Theirs is an ideology, its an &quot;ism&quot;. Tradition isnt an &quot;ism&quot;, this is the first thing. Tradition isnt right wing, it isnt left either, its a living flame not dead ashes. So yeah I can respect some tradition, its up to me. if I want to i do it, if I dont then i dont do it. Traditions arent norms like rule of law, they are all voluntary and based on identification, if I embody a tradition it lives if i dont it dies. Its all based on me and my gut feelings. Norms were derived from traditions maybe, by moods of tribes or behaviors of peoples. But in general, they are what precedes norms and politics, so they are at a level where I can opt-in or out.So in any case, politics and the world of normies is the realm of downstream culture. Normies do not embody the spirit of a tradition, they are what kills it, they became the repetitive nonsense that is referred to by giulio ebola, that is stuff I hate. When the flame is dead, the normies appear to steal it. So, to cut it short I am sure nobody will read me and I get some daily slander on the internet as usual. To which I reply: kiss my rotten millennial-boomer ass and worship my neckbeard. Kiss my dick. For those who read it, I hope you have a good day. And the reply to your shitpost is simply yes I do feel like cuckin for a tradition if it suits me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="porco-dddio, post: 83471, member: 656"] Yes tradcuckism would suit me, but only partially. I mean I am not against upping the standards of civility and enforcing the norms of my civilization and my people. It depends, because I dont agree with every single idea of the usurpers who brand themselves "traditional-ist" Theirs is an ideology, its an "ism". Tradition isnt an "ism", this is the first thing. Tradition isnt right wing, it isnt left either, its a living flame not dead ashes. So yeah I can respect some tradition, its up to me. if I want to i do it, if I dont then i dont do it. Traditions arent norms like rule of law, they are all voluntary and based on identification, if I embody a tradition it lives if i dont it dies. Its all based on me and my gut feelings. Norms were derived from traditions maybe, by moods of tribes or behaviors of peoples. But in general, they are what precedes norms and politics, so they are at a level where I can opt-in or out. So in any case, politics and the world of normies is the realm of downstream culture. Normies do not embody the spirit of a tradition, they are what kills it, they became the repetitive nonsense that is referred to by giulio ebola, that is stuff I hate. When the flame is dead, the normies appear to steal it. So, to cut it short I am sure nobody will read me and I get some daily slander on the internet as usual. To which I reply: kiss my rotten millennial-boomer ass and worship my neckbeard. Kiss my dick. For those who read it, I hope you have a good day. And the reply to your shitpost is simply yes I do feel like cuckin for a tradition if it suits me. [/QUOTE]

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