JBeukema
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A second-draft outline for a more in-depth analysis and explanation of some of the various matters we have discussed here. Any thoughts on organization or anything of import than I might have failed to include?
(tabs aren't preserved, apparently)
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The Advancing Society
I Historical Perspective
A The Evolution of Man from Ape
B The Emergence of the Races and their Cultures
C The American Nation
i Founding and early years
ii The American People and Culture
II The Degeneration of the American People and Nation
A- Physical
i The Increase of obesity, myopia, and certain other ailments
ii Why we have seen a decrease in the rates of certain illnesses (the existing use of such eugenic means as preimplantation genetic diagnosis, zygote selection, and selective abortions)
B - Social
i Increasing rates of criminality
ii Gratuitous sexuality and violence in pop culture
iii The decline of the nuclear family
C Economic
i The decline of American manufacturing and scientific elitism
ii Rising economic insecurity and inequality
iii The disconnect between politicians and the elite versus the common man
iv Measures of the decline: gdp, gnp, real income, et al
v Betrayal of the working class by the unions
II How to reverse the Degeneration: Regneration
A Physical
i - Creating a culture of health
a using Hollywood as a tool of propaganda to cast a negative light upon obesity, sloth, etc
b replacing the radioactive spider, chemical-x, and other deus ex machina with active self-improvement
c what we can learn from the Greek example
ii Combating disease and improving Man's physical form
a preimplantation genetic diagnosis
b gene therapy
c - nootropes
d encouraging pride in the growth growth of healthy families
1 lessons form the Fitter Families contests
e encouraging the self-limitation of the less fit
iii protecting against abuse of the system by racist elements: what we can learn from
past misdeeds
iv protecting against abuse by other contra-selective and misguided elements:
a- the Chinese example
B Forging a Better Society
i the necessity of the Citizens' pride in his society
ii the new Ethics and the new Philosophy
iii the new law and a more perfect governance: the new Social Democracy
C- Building a New Economy
i the role of protectionism and of trade
ii the role of workplace democracy
iii capitalism and the public good
iv the role of the State: proper regulation
III The Dual nature of the Task Before us
A the new Man can only thrive in the new society
B the new society can only be built and maintained by the new man
V A Way to a New World: the Path of the Advancing Society
A- the Birth of the Man
i the rejection of the myth of equality; embracing excellence
ii the adoption of the New Philosophy and the New Ethic
ii Overcoming the limits of human nature and social conditioning
B Social
i - The New Social Paradigm and its implication
a- a culture of fitness and of compassion
b redefining all Man as family
ii- redefining the role of the State and combating authoritarian 'progressivism'
a- the rejection of Liberalism and old socialism
b- shaping the new Law
C Economic
i restoring American excellence and elitism
ii the necessity of energy and economic independence for the preservation of sovereignty and security
iii strengthening the working class
iv combating economic insecurity and creating more egalitarian market