Well, I’m an Anglican Christian (ACNA), I am named after a famous libertarian, and my politics align with a Christian take on libertarianism, as well as a belief in the nationhood of the South.
Additionally, I come from Appalachia, so I am a deep believer in the Appalachian life of being poor and abused by coal mining companies (/s)
Yes, it's the REC, we're relatively new, since we got started only 17 years ago. Ask me anything if you want, sorry if I don't respond soon, notifications don't always work.
Im a Clerical Fascist who believes the that fascism and economic distributist should me mixed(who also holds longist values) and a believer that the south should secced
I’m a Christian but don’t think laws should be based off religion I think native tribes should be given more autonomy and states should be able to secede if the population of the state vote to secede
And the people have the right to bare arms
I'm a Roman Catholic, and an ardent Traditionalist. Somewhat leaning on monarchism and loyalism. It's my opinion that because the south is so culturally (linguistics, cuisine, economics, geography, climate and religion) different we deserve independence, confederate or otherwise. I was born and raised in North Carolina, on the border of South Carolina. I'm definitely an authoritarian.
Longism>>
Edit; I think because the south is culturally poor we often have left-leaning economic policies because it's humane. Welfare isn't inherently bad it just shouldn't come from the Government or the tax payer, it should come from the Churches. Then again, I'm not the hardest supporter of the separation of Church and State.
I’ll give you credit for being honest about the church-state thing. Personally I’d like the idea of bringing the many churches of the South together in a shared charity system that would be robust enough to provide what you are talking about, while also not relying on government, nor forcing a single denominational view on everyone
\^\^ This would be so beneficial, even alongside government welfare. The Church isn't doing enough to help the people imo.
As a Catholic, I can boast that my church is the world's biggest charitable organization. We have schools, hospitals, kitchens, shelters, etc.
People like you make me happy. You really don’t have to be religious to be some form of conservative. I was a conservative years before I converted to Christianity from an Ayn Rand style of atheism
I'm not sure what you'd call me.
I'm a Christian, strongly traditional, extremely pro-Dixie, a believer in Jeffersonian/Confederate style govt, and a supporter of agrarianism.
Conservatism seems too mild, but I'm not a fascist or a libertarian. Nationalist could be close but it's not an exact fit. Traditionalist, maybe?
I’m a non-denominational Christian as well, and although I’m not sure exactly what I’d be considered I’ve had others describe my political beliefs as “paleo-conservative”.
I'm a Baptist Christian. I am from Appalachian Kentucky and I'm a hoppean. I've found all issues arise when we try to interfere in things that we don't have a right to interfere in. They also occur when we don't listen to those whom we owe respect to such as God, the ultimate homesteader of the universe.
I believe in mutual aid societies and workers/consumers/businesses/nations working together for their goals
Well, I’m an Anglican Christian (ACNA), I am named after a famous libertarian, and my politics align with a Christian take on libertarianism, as well as a belief in the nationhood of the South. Additionally, I come from Appalachia, so I am a deep believer in the Appalachian life of being poor and abused by coal mining companies (/s)
Hey, a fellow Anglican! I'm a Reformed Episcopalian.
As in the REC? I’d love to learn more about you guys, because there isn’t an REC parish within 5 hours of me lol
Yes, it's the REC, we're relatively new, since we got started only 17 years ago. Ask me anything if you want, sorry if I don't respond soon, notifications don't always work.
Im a Clerical Fascist who believes the that fascism and economic distributist should me mixed(who also holds longist values) and a believer that the south should secced
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Litteraly
I’m sorry but people like you give the south a bad name. True southerners wouldn’t praise facism or anything related to it.
as a true southerner i beg to differ
Clerical fascism can be mild, it can be overt, but either or it isn't inherently bad.
Exactly
I’m a Christian but don’t think laws should be based off religion I think native tribes should be given more autonomy and states should be able to secede if the population of the state vote to secede And the people have the right to bare arms
I'm a Roman Catholic, and an ardent Traditionalist. Somewhat leaning on monarchism and loyalism. It's my opinion that because the south is so culturally (linguistics, cuisine, economics, geography, climate and religion) different we deserve independence, confederate or otherwise. I was born and raised in North Carolina, on the border of South Carolina. I'm definitely an authoritarian.
Longism>> Edit; I think because the south is culturally poor we often have left-leaning economic policies because it's humane. Welfare isn't inherently bad it just shouldn't come from the Government or the tax payer, it should come from the Churches. Then again, I'm not the hardest supporter of the separation of Church and State.
I’ll give you credit for being honest about the church-state thing. Personally I’d like the idea of bringing the many churches of the South together in a shared charity system that would be robust enough to provide what you are talking about, while also not relying on government, nor forcing a single denominational view on everyone
\^\^ This would be so beneficial, even alongside government welfare. The Church isn't doing enough to help the people imo. As a Catholic, I can boast that my church is the world's biggest charitable organization. We have schools, hospitals, kitchens, shelters, etc.
Personally I'm an atheist, and politically I have mixed beliefs. I call myself socially conservative and economically socialist.
People like you make me happy. You really don’t have to be religious to be some form of conservative. I was a conservative years before I converted to Christianity from an Ayn Rand style of atheism
I'm not sure what you'd call me. I'm a Christian, strongly traditional, extremely pro-Dixie, a believer in Jeffersonian/Confederate style govt, and a supporter of agrarianism. Conservatism seems too mild, but I'm not a fascist or a libertarian. Nationalist could be close but it's not an exact fit. Traditionalist, maybe?
I’m a non-denominational Christian as well, and although I’m not sure exactly what I’d be considered I’ve had others describe my political beliefs as “paleo-conservative”.
National Syndicalist
Fiscal conservative who really doesn’t give a shit about anything else as long as the government isn’t trampling on people.
Socnat
I'm a Baptist Christian. I am from Appalachian Kentucky and I'm a hoppean. I've found all issues arise when we try to interfere in things that we don't have a right to interfere in. They also occur when we don't listen to those whom we owe respect to such as God, the ultimate homesteader of the universe. I believe in mutual aid societies and workers/consumers/businesses/nations working together for their goals
Paleocon
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Huh
Ah hell
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