Right Wing Discussion Thread the Third

[Benuty]

Yes and I am well that in such a category I would fall under "remarkably poor on the matter of adhering". Regardless, I think much of the perceived liberalization of sex would go away or decrease if prostitution were legal.

inb4 rabid cries calling that idea degenerate

Everything is degeneracy.

Life is degeneracy. Existence is degeneracy. Degeneracy raped my mother.

[Benuty]

In a blue state no less too.

Puritan fucks.

Seriously, do these people not remember what it was like to be in HS?

Actually puritans fucked quite a lot according to historians.

[Dushan]

The Western World is for the most part no longer able to access those things, misguided and poisoned by superficiality and relativism. How does look this superficality in practice? Here an example:

In the aftermath of the Brussels attacks they held a funeral ceremony at a Church and Played John Lennons "Imagine" to it. Nothing against the Song but it's Lyrics also speak of "Imagine there's no heaven / It's easy if you try / No hell below us" so in the context of the location and the ceremony this had been an extraordinary poor and almost heretical Choice that indicates rather superficial sentimentalism than anything else.

Do not get me wrong. I do not call for a return to some medieval values or to bring the Inquisition back or make life more religious. What I - merely point out - is that the West lacks increasingly an inherent soul rooted in Traditions and other fundaments and has replaced with a vague relativist liberalist Dogma that increasingly collides with reality without being able to live up with it's own demands. In a globalized and mercyless World this is kill for a Civilization.

It is neither, as mentioned with reference to the failed 60s Revolution, able to form new enduring Traditions and Myths and does goes as far as taking active steps to prevent such from happening, the enduring Ban on Psychedelics and the Research on them is a often overlooked but striking example of this Policy. This and this indeed is remiscent of the medieval church.

I don't feel like you answered my first question. You seem to be criticising the lack of authenticity and tradition and blaming this on relativism and liberalism, so am I conclude that "the Metaphysical" refers to absolutes?

Your conclusions are wrong. It's all being said inside my Post.

[Conscentia]

Your conclusions are wrong. It's all being said inside my Post.

Where specifically in your post do you answer the question "What are you referring to with "the Metaphysical"?"?

[Dushan]

Your conclusions are wrong. It's all being said inside my Post.

Where specifically in your post do you answer the question "What are you referring to with "the Metaphysical"?"?

I referred to various aspects of lack to access to the Metaphysical Level. At the very bottom however... If your question is now what the actual Metaphysical Level in and for itself is, then thats what most People would refer the Soul. The Fire and Flame in and within us, the Forces that drives us.

That is all-encompassing and around us, living and breathing like and yet invisible to the mere Human Eye as the Million of micro-celluar beings that not only live with us but through whom we actually live.

Without this, we would be merely Clocks that are ticking.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amY6wjfU48k

[Nusaresa]

inb4 rabid cries calling that idea degenerate

Everything is degeneracy.

Life is degeneracy. Existence is degeneracy. Degeneracy raped my mother.

That's rough buddy.

#LifeIsHaraam <= since life is degeneracy lolololololol

[Jochizyd Republic]

What are you referring to with "the Metaphysical"? Why is it sad that 'the West' is unable to tap into it?

The Western World is for the most part no longer able to access those things, misguided and poisoned by superficiality and relativism. How does look this superficality in practice? Here an example:

In the aftermath of the Brussels attacks they held a funeral ceremony at a Church and Played John Lennons "Imagine" to it. Nothing against the Song but it's Lyrics also speak of "Imagine there's no heaven / It's easy if you try / No hell below us" so in the context of the location and the ceremony this had been an extraordinary poor and almost heretical Choice that indicates rather superficial sentimentalism than anything else.

Do not get me wrong. I do not call for a return to some medieval values or to bring the Inquisition back or make life more religious. What I - merely point out - is that the West lacks increasingly an inherent soul rooted in Traditions and other fundaments and has replaced with a vague relativist liberalist Dogma that increasingly collides with reality without being able to live up with it's own demands. In a globalized and mercyless World this is kill for a Civilization.

It is neither, as mentioned with reference to the failed 60s Revolution, able to form new enduring Traditions and Myths and does goes as far as taking active steps to prevent such from happening, the enduring Ban on Psychedelics and the Research on them is a often overlooked but striking example of this Policy. This and this indeed is remiscent of the medieval church.

What besides any legitimate form of a World Religion or a few "Medieval Values" can restore civilization?

[Benuty]

Everything is degeneracy.

Life is degeneracy. Existence is degeneracy. Degeneracy raped my mother.

That's rough buddy.

#LifeIsHaraam <= since life is degeneracy lolololololol

Then the only solution is to become death, and mercifully end all life.

[Nusaresa]

That's rough buddy.

#LifeIsHaraam <= since life is degeneracy lolololololol

Then the only solution is to become death, and mercifully end all life.

wahhabism in a nutshell

[Benuty]

Then the only solution is to become death, and mercifully end all life.

wahhabism in a nutshell

Mosts Wahabists aren't into complete omnicidal maniacism.

[Jochizyd Republic]

wahhabism in a nutshell

Mosts Wahabists aren't into complete omnicidal maniacism.

Might as well be.

[Isyrannaea]

>Evola

>Marx

[New confederate ramenia]

>Evola
more like Ebola

[Isyrannaea]

>Evola
more like Ebola

haha original meme nice one

[Malisin]

>le may may arrows outside 4chins

[New confederate ramenia]

>le may may arrows outside 4chins

This is the discussion thread of the alt-right Russian-funded neo-nazi white supremacist ultra-nationalist dark army of memes from 4chan.

[Isyrannaea]

>le may may arrows outside 4chins

This is the discussion thread of the alt-right Russian-funded neo-nazi white supremacist ultra-nationalist dark army of memes from 4chan.

lmao true

[Jochizyd Republic]

>le may may arrows outside 4chins

This is the discussion thread of the alt-right Russian-funded neo-nazi white supremacist ultra-nationalist dark army of memes from 4chan.

kek

[Dagashi Shojo]

>Evola

>Marx

> laughing at someone who came up with coherent economic and sociological theories.
> has a quote from someone who believed in Atlantis, that apes were descendants of humans, magic actually existed, and that women had no "spirit"

[Jochizyd Republic]

>Marx

> laughing at someone who came up with coherent economic and sociological theories.
> has a quote from someone who believed in Atlantis, that apes were descendants of humans, magic actually existed, and that women had no "spirit"

Marx had coherent economic and sociological theories?

And as Theosophy-like as Evola could be with his revisionism and as ironically time bound as many of his ideas could be, he was quite right in many of his studies.

I'm still extremely surprised that Guénon chose to explode at Schuon rather than Evola over accusations of Modernism. As Evola's beleifs were by far, and tragically, the more time bound.

[Dushan]

The Western World is for the most part no longer able to access those things, misguided and poisoned by superficiality and relativism. How does look this superficality in practice? Here an example:

In the aftermath of the Brussels attacks they held a funeral ceremony at a Church and Played John Lennons "Imagine" to it. Nothing against the Song but it's Lyrics also speak of "Imagine there's no heaven / It's easy if you try / No hell below us" so in the context of the location and the ceremony this had been an extraordinary poor and almost heretical Choice that indicates rather superficial sentimentalism than anything else.

Do not get me wrong. I do not call for a return to some medieval values or to bring the Inquisition back or make life more religious. What I - merely point out - is that the West lacks increasingly an inherent soul rooted in Traditions and other fundaments and has replaced with a vague relativist liberalist Dogma that increasingly collides with reality without being able to live up with it's own demands. In a globalized and mercyless World this is kill for a Civilization.

It is neither, as mentioned with reference to the failed 60s Revolution, able to form new enduring Traditions and Myths and does goes as far as taking active steps to prevent such from happening, the enduring Ban on Psychedelics and the Research on them is a often overlooked but striking example of this Policy. This and this indeed is remiscent of the medieval church.

What besides any legitimate form of a World Religion or a few "Medieval Values" can restore civilization?

What's often overlooked but to considered with old Ideas made new is that they do not exist inside a Vacuum but rather are the Child of their contemporary area and environment, to whom they are attached and in whose context they need to be looked and understood at.

To restore a Civilization it would require that the inherent energies and capabilities are renewing the Civilization from the inside. The impulse may come from a old Idea made new, or, when new forms of Religion and Traditions are born inside leading to said renewal.

Unfortunatly the last big attempt in the West failed. Big time.

What happened now is that, to no little part as reaction to the restrictive and stuffy neo-puritanism of the post War Era as I should mention, in the 1960s a Youth Revolution occured that led - together with many other factors, most notably the rise of new media - to several fundamental changes inside Western Society and Civilization. At first the effects were beneficial and led to a period of short but unprecedented social Freedom from the 1970s onwards.

In the political sphere this was marked by the rise of Liberalism, up to the point in 1990 when Francis Fukuyama declared the end of History and that Liberalism would become the Mankind's sole and glorious destiny. Indeed over the next Decade liberalism became the dominant Ideology, whether it be in the form of left-liberalism or neo-liberalism who have the same root as estranged as they may appear to each other.

Unfortunatly however as it turned out increasingly the late adepts of the 1960s Revolution, while sucessfull at removing old rabble, had not only utterly failed to develop new Traditions that could have been formed the foundation for a renewed Civilization, but - trapped in their only relevant tradition which was critical thought aimed at getting rid of the 1950s - kept and keep attacking Civilization itself. From a reformist force, they became a destructive one.

By now this has grown to grotesque Dimensions at which the late sucessors of those Revolutionaries are taking apart the very same Civilization they once arose to free from it's perceived shackles. Little they do have to offer their followers beyond perpetual self-victimization. The great promise turned out to be a lie, those who still fall it in the hopes for be freed will soon find themself being Slaves of this mentality.

The once gained Freedoms that seemed to endure are now in danger as the Civilization is longer able to provide a solid foundation upon which they can rest as they used to in the thriving Era of the 70s. 80s and 90s.

Meanwhile in the political sphere Liberalism has become a Dogma to an extend that upholding it has become more important than actual National interests. The examples and results of this policy are plentiful and de-cried by the right and left alike - as long as they're on the opposite side shore of the same pond.

[Dagashi Shojo]

> laughing at someone who came up with coherent economic and sociological theories.
> has a quote from someone who believed in Atlantis, that apes were descendants of humans, magic actually existed, and that women had no "spirit"

Marx had coherent economic and sociological theories?

And as Theosophy-like as Evola could be with his revisionism and as ironically time bound as many of his ideas could be, he was quite right in many of his studies.

I'm still extremely surprised that Guénon chose to explode at Schuon rather than Evola.

Dialectical materialism, labor theory of value, etc. Note that I do not necessarily think that they're right. But they are coherent, and you don't need Marx there to explain everything to you. Evola, on the other hand, is highly idiosyncratic, and his attempts at philosophy produced a bizarre philosophy which (Wulfenia mentioned) was called "Magical Idealism." a solipsistic philosophy aimed at it's adherents becoming "the Absolute Individual."

You've said that quite a bit. "Right" about what?

From the letters I read, Guenon expressed his frustration with Evola in letters to others. He said that he seemed to be an extremely vain person unable to take the criticism of others.

[Jochizyd Republic]

Marx had coherent economic and sociological theories?

And as Theosophy-like as Evola could be with his revisionism and as ironically time bound as many of his ideas could be, he was quite right in many of his studies.

I'm still extremely surprised that Guénon chose to explode at Schuon rather than Evola.

Dialectical materialism, labor theory of value, etc. Note that I do not necessarily think that they're right. But they are coherent, and you don't need Marx there to explain everything to you. Evola, on the other hand, is highly idiosyncratic, and his attempts at philosophy produced a bizarre philosophy which (Wulfenia mentioned) was called "Magical Idealism." a solipsistic philosophy aimed at it's adherents becoming "the Absolute Individual."

You've said that quite a bit. "Right" about what?

From the letters I read, Guenon expressed his frustration with Evola in letters to others. He said that he seemed to be an extremely vain person unable to take the criticism of others.

Right in the same things Guenon was right in. They had common views on what constituted the major problems of modernity. And the nature of Asceticism in the context of warriorship (although Guenon went beyond going into "The Warriors Path" in his teachings. As young, brash, impressionable, "counterrevolutionaries" were, after all, not really his audience), they uniting of western and so called "oriental" religious traditions to more or less a common cause and the importance of Initiatic Orders in the ruling of society.

But from Evola in particular his criticism of fascism, and explanation of the importance of class and caste, and his explanation of how one should go about striving to be an ascetic in the modern world.

I have seen those. Maybe it's just me, but they seem way less scathing than his criticisms of Schuon. I actually think, in some ways, it was harsher than some of the things he said about the Theosophists. Who were very much like Evola. Way more than Schuon and other similarly inclined Perennial traditionalists of his order.

[Isyrannaea]

>Marx

> laughing at someone who came up with coherent economic and sociological theories.
> has a quote from someone who believed in Atlantis, that apes were descendants of humans, magic actually existed, and that women had no "spirit"

>Marx
>coherent economics

pick one communist infiltrator

[Great Kauthar]

In a blue state no less too.

Puritan fucks.

Seriously, do these people not remember what it was like to be in HS?

High School must be really morally shitty in America. I live in a quite deprived part of Scotland, and even then maybe only about ten folk have sex from s1 to s6.