Dear god no. Likely a new society will need to be created with a much greater focus on family values, gender and social norms and the value and importance of nature, culture and race. Once the corporate and state medias grip on the zeitgeist of modernity was finally broken by the internet, true freedom of thought and discussion flourished and the overton window was not just shifted, but shattered. Yes, and it seems we immigrants seem to bring a whole host of issues. Mistakes will be made, losses will be had, some failures are certain and some endeavours will go bad. Were/are you a supporter of Brexit? Yes. Brazil with all its racial diversity is completely fractured as a nation, where people can not get along and separate and self segregate whenever possible. Why not me? The only muslim I truly hate is the convert, those from our own people that turn their backs on their heritage, turn their backs on their cultures, turn their back on their traditions and became blood traitors to their own race. Radical, explosive action is the only desired, and required, response to an attempted genocide.

That is complicated. THE BEST TIME FOR ATTACK WAS YESTERDAY, THE SECOND BEST TIME IS NOW The birthrates must eventually be addressed, at all costs Even if all invaders are deported tomorrow and all traitors are dealt with as they truly deserve, we are still living on borrowed time. The only option for a true man or woman of Europe is to labour, labour with all effort towards victory. But kill sixty unarmed invaders having shown the will and the intent to bring harm to your nation and people, and you will be considered a monster, dragged through the streets, ridiculed, attacked, your character assassinated in every way it can be and finally tried in court and imprisoned for the rest of your life. Only when you embrace death and the only thing you will have left to fear is inaction. Enemies bound by faith, culture or tradition with higher levels of fertility, trust and in group preference resulting in much stronger communities.

>I had a regular childhood, without any great issues.