So having a conversation with a friend the other day, and I found myself defending and supporting nationalism, which was kind of a shock for me. I for one am not a nationalist and never have been, but the point I came to I still cant shake.
Basically this:
I do not support a one world government. I believe that many modern liberals, some going so far as to call themselves radicals (even anarchists), continue to push more and more for big government, which I, as a self identified anarchist, cannot understand.
This conversation was on the topic of libertarian standpoints to current trending news, specifically this shit that happened recently with hobby lobby/ hormonal birth control.
Anyways, the question stuck in my head is this;
In facing a coming one world Government, isn't nationalism one of the strongest opponents to this? I can easily relate to what is happening in Ukraine right now, as a nationalist force has tried to revolt, against a government that was playing games with jumping on the western (EU and US) or Russian bandwagon. Does nationalism not support regional autonomy, when compared to a world government?
Basically this:
I do not support a one world government. I believe that many modern liberals, some going so far as to call themselves radicals (even anarchists), continue to push more and more for big government, which I, as a self identified anarchist, cannot understand.
This conversation was on the topic of libertarian standpoints to current trending news, specifically this shit that happened recently with hobby lobby/ hormonal birth control.
Anyways, the question stuck in my head is this;
In facing a coming one world Government, isn't nationalism one of the strongest opponents to this? I can easily relate to what is happening in Ukraine right now, as a nationalist force has tried to revolt, against a government that was playing games with jumping on the western (EU and US) or Russian bandwagon. Does nationalism not support regional autonomy, when compared to a world government?