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What exactly is their plan when, if civilisation does collapse, the warlord from over the hill comes knocking?

It also makes you intensely vulnerable to people who aren’t luddites. If the Amish didn’t have the Federal Government looking out for them…

In many respects it is more the ideology that has caused the harm than the technology (which, as it is French Enlightenment dogma, has already been running amok for centuries). I really would rather not trade modern medicine for anything, for example. Especially with stuff that’ll not only let...

Having the population of London shrink by a few million whilst a hundred smaller villages and towns pop up could only be a good thing.

Somewhere in the course of our obsession with material gain, and crafting a perfect society, we ended up accidentally taking out the nuclear family. That was one big god damn mistake.

It's not really relevant to me, but the 2nd Amendment is a "leave it alone" thing. If you want to stop mass shooters you ought to focus on creating a stronger sense of community, and patch over the cracks in the mental health system through which these people fall. Whereby, you remove the...

No, conservatives are naturally inclined towards tradition but aren't political junkies for the most part. This would normally be fine, but we're up against a dogmatic misunderstanding of the world, near totalitarian in its reach and obsession, that has had centuries to snowball.

Alright then. Outside of very Far Right lalaland, where is that a major talking point of the Right? "Repeal the 19th" is a meme for the most part.

Nah, mate, you’re fucking miserable.

(Sigh) Life and soul of the party, aren't you?

...why? These people, first and foremost, are morons. They've got where they've got because the right of yesteryear fell asleep at the wheel, not through tactical brilliance. And decades of power have left them fat and easily frightened. Defeating them is no easy task but it is more doable...

Fleeing from an enemy that will never relent does not sound like a good idea to me. I'd rather stand my ground, come what may.

There's a tacit implication that you really need to think things through before you make any serious changes. We should embody the words of one G. K. Chesterton: "Don't ever take a fence down until you know the reason it was put up."

Precisely. In the English context, enemies of the Crown cannot be allowed to prosper. Oh they may run their mouths wherever they'd like. But if they translate that into action, then the hammer gets brought down. Although I'd argue there's the caveat of "not in the classroom." Give them the...

Disliking your President is one thing. Actively seeking the downfall of the United States is another.

I occupy a happy middle ground. Government should be shrunk as it has vastly overstepped its mandate (and made a mess in the process) Revolutionary leftists must also be taught that entertaining sedition, if not treason, has consequences. At the very least get them out of the sodding schools.