Thousands of Nationalists March in Russia

[Sheepy]

I am a separatist that believes in many separate nations, and am particularly working for Britain. I don't care about what race is better than another race, only in preserving my own kind. How many times must I repeat this. It always goes in one eye and out of the other on here.

Nope that what you might want to believe but I can assure by what you say and do you are an Internationalist white supremacist.
At least admit it you will feel better for it.

[LogicAndFairness]

Nope that what you might want to believe but I can assure by what you say and do you are an Internationalist white supremacist.
At least admit it you will feel better for it.

Well in that case you are a gay Jew who lives in Uganda.

[The Wanderer]

What is 'healthy' about it? It seems to have given you a condition undistinguishable from a mental illness.
What is 'natural'? If it was 'natural', where was it in Soviet times?
It is simply a passing reaction to social conditions.

There was no Nationalism in the Soviet Union/

Never heard of Pamyat then?

Cue your insane vitriolic rant to try and cover up your ignorance.....

[Sheepy]

Well in that case you are a gay Jew who lives in Uganda.

What does your neighbourhood look like?

[Robert Edwards]

Nationalism is a reaction to change (such as the influx of immigrants) and is exacerbated by economic stress and uncertainty and the need to assert and protect identity in this changing world. A natural and healthy reaction.

Perfectly correct there. People react at times of economic stress. They feel threatened, naturally.

[MiNiMe]

There was no Nationalism in the Soviet Union/

Never heard of Pamyat then?

Cue your insane vitriolic rant to try and cover up your ignorance.....

Yes. I do believe they marched in their 1000s. Lol!

[The Wanderer]

Yes. I do believe they marched in their 1000s. Lol!

In other words, you had no idea that Pamyat existed, just like you had no idea that British special forces operated on British soil e26064.gif

I'm surprised you even know what day it is.

Are you drunk?

[Jonny13]

Where were all these 'brave'. 'patriotic' nationalists in the Soviet Union?
Nowhere.
Nationalism and its extreme forms are a reaction to change, economic stress and uncertainty and the need to assert group identity in a changing world.

Nationalism is a key part of communism. For instance, North Koreans are nationalistic about North Korea.... some might not be, though.

[LogicAndFairness]

Nationalism is a key part of communism. For instance, North Koreans are nationalistic about North Korea.... some might not be, though.

That is a very good point. Also the Soviet Union appealed strongly to nationalist sentiment when they felt they could use it. The film "Alexander Nevsky" comes to mind but there must be a lot more.

During WWII the practice of having mixed up regiments was noticed to be failing and so they started having regiments made up of men from particular geographical, ethnically related, stocks. This worked far better.

[Robert Edwards]

Nationalism is a key part of communism. For instance, North Koreans are nationalistic about North Korea.... some might not be, though.

No, it's called isolationism.