> Why is accelerationism considered a good thing? Because with time the numbers are ever more not in our favor. But then that is an admission that it is all a numbers game. You're missing a critical facet of acceleration: It doesn't matter who the public hates, as long as they are upset enough to destabilize a nation and society. There are only two differences between rightwing nationalism and the radical left: 1. we on the right are nonviolent 2. They want marxism. We want liberty and sovereignty. Both sides want to destabilize, and delegitimize and unseat the u.s. federal government and its subsidiaries in the states, foreign nations, wallstreet, the media, and the NGOs and corporate sphere. One way or another this singular outcome will be reached, by sabotage, subterfuge, or social unrest. The days of disguised european-stalinism are not over, but they are numbered. The ones running the scam know this too. The only questions now remain: who, what, when, where, and how.