[ProCivitas]

exactly.

But why the reticence to respond to this degeneracy? Maybe media and other corporations gain from it and semi-'journalists' and academics are indoctrinated into it, but common sense and observation inform most folks, and maverick media find a good market for disclosing this stuff...

So, what keeps thoughtful, good-natured pro-patriotic folks from flocking to and raising up candidates and organizations to defend and restore their country and culture? Along with being 'the good fight', it's a great opportunity for individuals and groups advocating/implementing ethical, effective reforms.

[ProCivitas]

Corollary Question: In Britain and America what are the best PACs (Political Action Committees) for 'economic and cultural patriotism'?

[A. Pole]

So, what keeps thoughtful, good-natured pro-patriotic folks from flocking to and raising up candidates and organizations to defend and restore their country and culture?

Fear of being labeled as racists, bigots and hate mongers.

[Ohioan]

So, what keeps thoughtful, good-natured pro-patriotic folks from flocking to and raising up candidates and organizations to defend and restore their country and culture? Along with being 'the good fight', it's a great opportunity for individuals and groups advocating/implementing ethical, effective reforms.

The reality is that most "good-natured" folks shy away from engaging insult hurling fanatics in public debate. And for the past two generations, the standard tactic of those who argue for and promote the concept of an undifferentiated humanity, is to hurl insults at anyone who challenges their absurd premises. And yet, if we do not develop a thicker skin about this sort of thing, we are going to lose everything we truly value.

William Flax