Longtermism
by David Sims
WHITE NATIONALIST PHILOSOPHY HAS a strong component of longtermism, which author William MacAskill defines as “the idea that positively influencing the long-term future is a key moral priority of our time.” The idea is that the people who live in the future are just as valuable, per capita and on average, as are the people who live presently. And since there will be more people in the future than live in the present, the moral thing to do is act primarily for their benefit, rather than selfishly for our own.
It’s like parents making sacrifices for their children, except extended to all the generations to come. MacAskill writes, “Because the arrow of time makes it so much easier to help people who come after you than people who come before, the best way of understanding the partnership of the generations may be asymmetrical, with duties all flowing forwards in time — paying it forwards. On this view, our duties to future generations may thus be grounded in the work our ancestors did for us when we were future generations.”
That is a thoroughly nationalist way of looking at moral duties. It is in stark contrast to the communist viewpoint, which is to throw off any and all such duty and work for the destruction of family and of race, and of anything else that might interfere with your loyalty to the communist political bosses.
My projected science-fiction series (which begins with Divine Heritage) endorses longtermism with the colonization of the Universe with the Life of Earth by Brenda Lynn Jones, whose original incarnation was a girl who grew up on Earth, acquired the powers of a pagan goddess, and used those powers to create the Solar System Empire, which was the first step in the aforementioned intergalactic colonization project.
The other essential idea, which, combined with longtermism, becomes White nationalism is that some people are worth more than others, and that resources should be allocated to foster the increase of ability, of merit, rather than be used as a palliative for neediness.
Wikipedia has articles on key concepts that seem to be mostly objective and as-yet untarnished by the politically “woke” tar brush.
Wikipedia article: Longtermism
Wikipedia article: Population Ethics
Book: What We Owe the Future, by William MacAskill
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