Anti-establishment conservative platform

Apr 24 2021

"Conservatives" will conserve nothing by demonizing Democrats, "leftists", and "progressives" without pushing real solutions. There are real enemies on both sides, they're ruining everything for everyone, and it's time to go hard against them.

Here are some things I expect aspiring anti-establishment leaders to talk about --

Take a hard line against Totalitarian Communism -- the naive ideology, subversive movements, and totalitarian states. We don't want a Red Scare witch hunt or censorship, but the West will become China if we don't root out the despotic forces that have infiltrated our government, media, and megacorps (which are more communistic than capitalistic). And we can emphasize that these kleptocratic institutions are a major CAUSE of runaway inequality and poverty, not the solution.

Decentralization -- online platforms, government, banking, industry, supply chains... This is a proper conservative/libertarian/American answer to "democracy", "human rights", "worker's rights", and environmental concerns. Globalists won't solve the problems they created with global trade and world policing.

Low-tech solutions -- modern conveniences have passed the point of diminishing returns, luring us into dependency on devices we can't repair, modify, rely on, or trust. They're making us fat, stupid, and lazy. Work-and-reward is a basic human need which is undermined by socialism and automation alike. Manual labor and self-sufficiency are important tools to address unemployment, wage-slavery, the wealth gap, obesity, despair, property crime, welfare dependency, illegal immigration, mass surveillance, and more. It'll be a tough sell for many; but like exercise, it feels great once you get used to it.

Resettlement -- inevitably after the events of 2020, millions will begin to migrate out of totalitarian multicultural cities, and most won't be homesteading in the middle of nowhere, they'll be in newly built suburbs with maybe an acre of land for basic food and firewood self sufficiency. We should also build _non-totalitarian communes_ (with private property and means to accumulate savings/capital) (and maybe even Christian communes) for those without the means or desire to live the full American Dream. This will create a huge demand for skilled and manual labor for decades to come.

Respect Tradition -- self-explanatory.

Nothing lasts forever -- for example the United States and the Constitution. Republicans should just admit the Civil War was a mistake, the Constitution was flawed from the start and failed in its intent by the 1840s, and holding the nation together with violence prolonged its failure by 2 centuries.

Counterintuitively, the traditions embodied in the Constitution, and more importantly the Declaration of Independence, can ONLY be restored and conserved by the creation of new Nations with new Constitutions. You may say that's just my opinion; I say it's self-evident.