The Twilight Zone of Modern Society: Nationalism, Strength, and Unity.
I believe that many of the problems in our society today stem from the way democracy has been expanded to include people who are not capable of voting for the greater good of the nation and its inhabitants. From the tribal era onward, societies were led by strong leaders for a reason. Leadership requires vision, discipline, and sacrifice — qualities that not everyone possesses.
For this reason, I believe the 19th Amendment should be repealed. Women, in my view, vote not for the long-term stability of the nation but for what feels immediately beneficial to them personally. Their decisions, too often rooted in emotion rather than national strength, do not serve the greater whole.
Dual citizenship is another contradiction that undermines national unity. A person should be forced to choose — one nation, one allegiance. To claim multiple loyalties is to invite conflict of interest at the very core of one’s identity. A true nation requires people who see themselves as Americans first and foremost. Identifying as “Black American,” “Mexican American,” or any hyphenated identity before “American” undermines unity and creates division. Nationalism, in my eyes, is not about race but belief — about choosing to be one people.
On religion, I reject the concept of “Judeo-Christianity.” It was a twentieth-century invention, designed to soften divides, but in the process it watered down Christianity itself. Real Christianity is for the strong. It calls for discipline, struggle, and endurance. Today it has been tainted by those who weaken it — pastors who dilute doctrine and faith communities that trade sacrifice for comfort. Faith should not pacify us into passivity; it should steel us for struggle.
Our culture is collapsing because strength has been replaced with weakness. People chase instant gratification rather than delayed rewards. Patience and calculated risk have been abandoned for cheap thrills. Most people are physically weak as well — obesity has reached epidemic levels, and yet the same individuals are entrusted with shaping the nation through their votes. How can someone who cannot control their own appetites be trusted to decide the fate of a people?
Multiculturalism, too, is a failed experiment. Cohesion requires assimilation — one culture, one nation, one people. Without that, enclaves form, each group pulling away from the others, creating fractures instead of unity. The result is a society too divided to defend itself. If we were ever invaded, we would be too busy fighting one another to stand strong together.
This is why I believe in nationalism — not racial nationalism, but nationalism rooted in unity, belief, and shared destiny. A nation requires discipline, loyalty, and sacrifice. It requires citizens who understand that the greater good outweighs personal convenience. Right now, we live in an inverted world, a twilight zone, where weakness is celebrated and strength is condemned.
Everything we are seeing — from censorship to digital surveillance — has been long in the making. Technology has become a tool of control. Events like the global pandemic were used to divide people into obedient majorities and ostracized minorities. This was less about health and more about testing the machinery of mass compliance.
I know these views make me a target. I know people like me are watched and silenced. But that does not change the truth I see. Nations are strong when their people are united, disciplined, and led with purpose. They collapse when comfort, weakness, and division are allowed to reign.
RustyMcMartin
The Twilight Zone of Modern Society: Nationalism, Strength, and Unity.
I believe that many of the problems in our society today stem from the way democracy has been expanded to include people who are not capable of voting for the greater good of the nation and its inhabitants. From the tribal era onward, societies were led by strong leaders for a reason. Leadership requires vision, discipline, and sacrifice — qualities that not everyone possesses.
For this reason, I believe the 19th Amendment should be repealed. Women, in my view, vote not for the long-term stability of the nation but for what feels immediately beneficial to them personally. Their decisions, too often rooted in emotion rather than national strength, do not serve the greater whole.
Dual citizenship is another contradiction that undermines national unity. A person should be forced to choose — one nation, one allegiance. To claim multiple loyalties is to invite conflict of interest at the very core of one’s identity. A true nation requires people who see themselves as Americans first and foremost. Identifying as “Black American,” “Mexican American,” or any hyphenated identity before “American” undermines unity and creates division. Nationalism, in my eyes, is not about race but belief — about choosing to be one people.
On religion, I reject the concept of “Judeo-Christianity.” It was a twentieth-century invention, designed to soften divides, but in the process it watered down Christianity itself. Real Christianity is for the strong. It calls for discipline, struggle, and endurance. Today it has been tainted by those who weaken it — pastors who dilute doctrine and faith communities that trade sacrifice for comfort. Faith should not pacify us into passivity; it should steel us for struggle.
Our culture is collapsing because strength has been replaced with weakness. People chase instant gratification rather than delayed rewards. Patience and calculated risk have been abandoned for cheap thrills. Most people are physically weak as well — obesity has reached epidemic levels, and yet the same individuals are entrusted with shaping the nation through their votes. How can someone who cannot control their own appetites be trusted to decide the fate of a people?
Multiculturalism, too, is a failed experiment. Cohesion requires assimilation — one culture, one nation, one people. Without that, enclaves form, each group pulling away from the others, creating fractures instead of unity. The result is a society too divided to defend itself. If we were ever invaded, we would be too busy fighting one another to stand strong together.
This is why I believe in nationalism — not racial nationalism, but nationalism rooted in unity, belief, and shared destiny. A nation requires discipline, loyalty, and sacrifice. It requires citizens who understand that the greater good outweighs personal convenience. Right now, we live in an inverted world, a twilight zone, where weakness is celebrated and strength is condemned.
Everything we are seeing — from censorship to digital surveillance — has been long in the making. Technology has become a tool of control. Events like the global pandemic were used to divide people into obedient majorities and ostracized minorities. This was less about health and more about testing the machinery of mass compliance.
I know these views make me a target. I know people like me are watched and silenced. But that does not change the truth I see. Nations are strong when their people are united, disciplined, and led with purpose. They collapse when comfort, weakness, and division are allowed to reign.
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-Rusty McMartin
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