A tragic miscarriage of justice, but tell me: have you ever heard of the "Nirvana fallacy?" Probably not, because fallacies are Jewish/cucked/whatever.
So giving you an example of Federal overreach that conservatism did nothing to prevent is a fallacy? There are plenty more examples of private citizens being harrassed, detained and murdered for their political beliefs, are all of them fallacies too? At least I admit freely that an ideal National Socialist state would crack down with brute force on its enemies, and don't try to dress up politically motivated state violence as a "miscarriage of justice" to try and defend a poorly conceived argument.
You mean the man so utterly incompetent that he threw out his civil judge because he thought he was a kike only to find out the new judge was a nig, and who openly admitted that he instructed members of his organization to carry out attacks on minorities while on trial for inciting members of his organization to carry out attacks on minorities? I know that you think minorities shouldn't have rights, but trying to ignore the incitement clause is a bitch move.
His competence is irrelevant, fact of the matter is he was targeted multiple times by the state, as are countless other white advocates, because the views he expresses aren't in line with the government's wishes. So your "First Amendment", in actual reality, is pick-and-choose, according to who submits to the government agenda and who doesn't. And conservatives are fine with that because, as I said, they're cowards who don't want to enact real change - as long as censorship and state harassment aren't on
their doorstep they don't actually care about it.
The world your ideology builds is one where men exist to serve the State, which owes them nothing, and the State exists only to be the State. It is an unthinking machine and profoundly antisocial, because Society is a thing that is not the State.
No, in my ideology the State exists to serve the race. That you think this only shows your poor grasp of National Socialism. And that ideal State would conserve more tradition than conservatism has - demonstrably, since as I've shown, the liberties you're afforded are given to you by the government, and it can choose to revoke them and use countless measures, legal or otherwise, as soon as you go against its wishes. This is how America has slid into the drain, because conservatism is incapable of actually conserving anything beyond abstract principles, and even those will be lost as the West declines. As I said before, conservatism is a conciliatory position.
Just as an aside, I find it pretty funny that you've conceded defeat, claimed there never was an argument, and then come back to argue some more, in this supposedly nonexistent argument lol. Seems you're pretty angry that some of us see through the conservative charade, and you can say "b-but muh individual rights" but it doesn't change the fundamental fact that
conservatism is cowardice and inertia masquerading as a principle.