One nationalist philosopher interviews another

2:01:00  My conversation with Zachary Miller 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szKLnNLmXwY&t=134s
Interacting with Doooovid in the chat at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZfuAiidUp8Y


2:25:22
doooovid
​Debate coach Claire!? Keep up the great work



3:02:23
doooovid
​@Claire Khaw - don't you already have a page on 'hatewatch' no way you are going mainstream?


https://www.radicalrightanalysis.com/bibliography/bibliography-2018/


https://www.hopenothate.org.uk/2018/09/19/britain-magnet-racists-nazis/


The mainstream can change direction.


2:05:00  Controlled Opposition


2:06:00  Nihilism v Theocracy


2:07:00  What is "moral"?


2:10:00  Which laws are we supposed to follow? Assuming that Judaism is divine ethno-nationalism and Jews are God's Chosen People, then gentiles would need a religion to protect themselves. Because Jews are the world's most powerful and ancient tribe because they have been worshipping for longest the most powerful deity conceivable, the success of Judaism is made out. Since Christianity and Islam are derived from Judaism, gentiles have two other Abrahamic faiths to choose from. Because we already know that Christianity is idolatry and the Abrahamic God has specifically and explicitly forbidden idolatry in the Ten Commandments, we can deduce that God's punishment would follow after 2000 years of idolatry.


Jews believe that Muslims were sent by God to punish them for not following their religion and deduce that Muslims have also been sent to punish the post-Christian for his transgressions. 


Can we not also deduce that that Islam is the only rational and moral choice because the religion of the West cannot be Hinduism and Buddhism, which are even more alien to Western traditions than Islam?


If Judaism is divine ethno-nationalism, then Islam must be divine civic nationalism.


If Islam is "Judaism Lite", then Secular Koranism is "Islam Lite". http://thevoiceofreason-ann.blogspot.com/2014/05/secular-koranism.html


2:12:00  Jen's intervention is puzzling and so does what follows next spoken by Will.


2:14:00   Will says God is impersonal "because that is how the universe behaves". How does the universe behave?


2:14:30  Jen's explanation is also puzzling.


2:15:00  How do you and Jen know that the universe was not created but merely "shaped"?


2:15:30  Will: "If we say there is no god, we say there is no life and we aren't really alive." How does this follow?


2:16:00  All this somehow relates to free will.


2:18:00  Jen rings her bell.