As someone who has great sympathy towards NMR, this is my biggest gripe. I have spoken to Finns online, those ive met speak about how the Finns have formed themselves into a distinct nordic people, separated from the more general Viking esque - nordic people in Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Iceland. So when you racially speak of "Nordic people" You speak of two groups at the same time. You speak of the Vikings(for the lack of a better word) and the Finns.
The way is see it and how the Finns ive spoken to see it, is that the Vikings and the Finns are to be separated, yet allied. A case if zwei volk, zwei reich. The confusion comes from the extremely strong allied racial nature of these two nordic peoples. We share much of our love for the nordic landspaces and animals, and outlook on life in general, yet we are not the same. Happy neighbours, not one family.
It is a case of two races, who are to pursue two distinct racial destinies, as good allies.
And to see NMR shift in policy one day, away from their idea that Finns are the same as the Vikings(again, for the lack of a better word), would be fantastic to see, because it would prove that they are infact after the Absolute Truth and not simply following laid out dogma. This is in the grand scheme of things, a small misstep, and one that I certainly think they will fix in the future.
I infact intend to join their party one day, and see if I can bring about such a change.
I should also add, that in such a world, in which a Nordic Republic is formed between Norway, Iceland, Denmark and Sweden. Leaving out Finland. I strongly also advocate for the return of ethnic Finns to Finland from the Nordic Republic, and the return of Ethnic "nords" to the Nordic republic, from Finland. As right now, there is a significant portion of Swedes living in Finland, who would have no business there at all if the Finns are to pursue a distinct racial destiny.
Ive also heard that Finns are ok with letting Sweden have Åland, since theyre just a tax burden for the mainland of Finland anyway.
t. swede