Twiggy

Join us in classical liberalism, or at least join me in National Liberalism

Nah. I'm pretty cozy here in my edgy AnCap/Trad corner. Thanks for the offer though m8. Can you tell me a bit about NatLib?

NatLib follows a lot of the tenets of Classical Liberalism, but Nationalism is a cherry that is added on the top. 

While a focus is put on individualism, nationalism (a form of collectivization) is something that is held up. 

So for me, I place a lot of value in my country and into the citizenry. I think the government should be serving the interest of the citizens, that their priority should be the citizens (the voting people and the future voters), not others from the outside [Insert Trump saying "Citizens First!"]. 

I believe in freedom of speech, in individualism, capitalism but with safety nets for people who don't make it out there through taxation. 

The sovereignty of the nation is vital (might be that I am repeating myself here). National Liberals used to be more important during the 19th century, but with the rise of the nation states, they became less important, and classical liberals and conservative liberals became more important as the goals of sovereignty had been achieved (for the time being at least). 

So yeah, that kinda is the gist of it. Just imagine classical liberalism + Nationalism, but having a bit of flexibility as it varies between how people interpret NatLiberalism. 

I would call it Sargonism for the lols, but he likes to call himself a classical liberal with a focus on nationalism rather than going full NatLib. 

Service guarantees citizenship!