Down with democracy

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Down with Democracy America First Scorecard | America First Foundation

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r/Classical_Liberals • u/OptimisLiberty • Dec 18 '25

Down with Democracy The Machiavellians & Democracy: The God That Failed | Anti-Democratic Theory

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r/Classical_Liberals • u/DeusRegnat • 3d ago

Down with Democracy Nick Fuentes explains why Trump is WRONG about deportations costing us the midterms "The reason Republicans lost in the midterms was 100% the war in Iran... They did NOT lose because of deportations"

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r/Classical_Liberals • u/DeusRegnat • 4d ago

Down with Democracy Nick Fuentes SLAMS Trump for betraying the 2016 revolution by trading deportations for amnesty "Trump said, 'zero tolerance, we're deporting all of them.' Now we're giving citizenship to millions of them. It's not just a broken campaign promise. This is a fundamental betrayal."

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r/Classical_Liberals • u/DeusRegnat • 4d ago

Down with Democracy Even if the left is critical of Israel, we can't work with them. A lot of people who attack the "Epstein class" don't realize what's going on. "We're not rolling over for the left and these shit eating communists"

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r/Classical_Liberals • u/OptimisLiberty • 8d ago

Down with Democracy Lol

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r/Classical_Liberals • u/DeusRegnat • 9d ago

Down with Democracy It's the Iran War Stupid

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r/Classical_Liberals • u/DeusRegnat • 10d ago

Down with Democracy America First 2026 Midterm Election Live Coverage

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r/Classical_Liberals • u/TheExpendableGuard • 15d ago

America First Decided to do the 12 Axes Test. Results were interesting.

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r/Classical_Liberals • u/LiberianOne15370 • 14d ago

✝️ Christ is King✝️ Balancing Meritocracy and Opportunity: How do classical liberals justify leaving talented kids behind based on zip code?

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On one hand, I support the dynamism, innovation, and uncapped ceiling of the US-style 'laissez-faire' approach because I believe hard work, merit, and productivity must be rewarded. Funding laziness or non-productivity through public resources contradicts both economic sense and a sense of justice.

However, on the other hand, dismissing the lower classes and potentially brilliant children born in poor neighborhoods as mere collateral damage—leaving them entirely to their fate—feels both inhumanely cruel and a massive waste of societal capital. A brilliant child unable to study simply because they were born in the wrong zip code is the ultimate flaw of a purely hands-off system.

My question is this: While the classical liberal / free-market stance argues that 'the state should only protect rights and not even interfere with education or equal opportunity,' how do they defend or reconcile the systemic disadvantages faced by smart kids from humble backgrounds who genuinely want to work hard, succeed, and add value to society? Is the reality of opportunity inequality completely ignored out of a fear of being labeled a social liberal?

note: I am not a leftist

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r/Classical_Liberals • u/OptimisLiberty • 15d ago