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==Libertarian Nationalism==

==Libertarian Nationalism==

The alt-right distrust of the largest financial institutions as corrupt and reject open-borders aspect of libertarianism while affirming new allegiances, such as supporting gays by encouraging firearm ownership or giving support to unaffiliated Independent candidates that are anti-establishment, regardless of their political leanings.  The alt-right has seen its membership ranks swell exponentially with libertarians that refuse to accept weak national leadership within their movement.  Ex-libertarians are over representative of this emerging grassroots movement.

The alt-right distrusts large (anti-tribal) financial institutions as corrupt and rejects the open-borders aspect of mainstream libertarianism while affirming new allegiances, such as supporting gays by encouraging firearm ownership or giving support to unaffiliated Independent candidates that are anti-establishment, regardless of their political leanings.   

 

The alt-right has seen its membership ranks swell exponentially with libertarians that reject weak national (non-tribal) leadership within their movement.  Ex-libertarians are over-representative of this emerging grassroots movement.

==View of Christianity==

==View of Christianity==