Right Wing Discussion Thread The Fourth

[Jochizyd Republic]

While real anarchists had founders such as Stirner, Proudhon, and Bakunin with unique philosophies and an ethos for action, anarcho-capitalism was founded by some boring little men in business suits who contributed nothing original and just regurgitated tired old capitalist lines. One musters real rallies and propaganda of the deed, while the other is mainly defended on the web by hipsters.

One is an actual ideology, the other is just a joke on the internet.

Once again, I'm pretty sure Stirner was a capitalist.

ahhh.

[Conserative Morality]

The government by law obliges certain selected persons to become its debtors;. This procedure is called levying a tax, and the persons thus forced into the position of debtors to the government must in theory seek out the holders of the tallies or other instrument acknowledging a debt due by the government, and acquire from them the tallies by selling to them some commodity or in doing them some service, in exchange for which they may be induced to part with their tallies. When these are returned to the government Treasury, the taxes are paid.

[Minzerland II]

far-rightists such as yourself

....

Huh.

Am I far right?

Well, no disrespect meant, but you've described yourself as such:

I'm a Far(ther) Right Winger.

But I think people of multiple ethnicities living together is fine and good. And I don't think Gays, Transsexuals, Secularists, or even Liberals should be mistreated in an ideal society.

I also think that the government should control the economy and environmental destruction is one of the biggest threats of this age.

It's a function of late capitalism to buy out radical ideas, and co-opt them for liberal purposes.

Or, you know, liberals are also interested in racial equality and black rights too.

Shocking idea, I know.

It's almost like equality is a tenet of Liberalism in general.

[Jochizyd Republic]

I'm all yours, bro

Nohomo.

It is all homo from here.

*Bromo

[Benuty]

It is all homo from here.

*Bromo

Still a form of Homo.

[Conserative Morality]

*Bromo

Still a form of Homo.

It's homo all the way down.

[Minzerland II]

While real anarchists had founders such as Stirner, Proudhon, and Bakunin with unique philosophies and an ethos for action, anarcho-capitalism was founded by some boring little men in business suits who contributed nothing original and just regurgitated tired old capitalist lines. One musters real rallies and propaganda of the deed, while the other is mainly defended on the web by hipsters.

One is an actual ideology, the other is just a joke on the internet.

Probably because those 'old capitalist lines' were sound.

[Nusaresa]

....

Huh.

Am I far right?

Well, no disrespect meant, but you've described yourself as such:

I'm a Far(ther) Right Winger.

But I think people of multiple ethnicities living together is fine and good. And I don't think Gays, Transsexuals, Secularists, or even Liberals should be mistreated in an ideal society.

I also think that the government should control the economy and environmental destruction is one of the biggest threats of this age.

Farther Right than conventional Right, but not Far Right.

[The East Marches]

The government by law obliges certain selected persons to become its debtors;. This procedure is called levying a tax, and the persons thus forced into the position of debtors to the government must in theory seek out the holders of the tallies or other instrument acknowledging a debt due by the government, and acquire from them the tallies by selling to them some commodity or in doing them some service, in exchange for which they may be induced to part with their tallies. When these are returned to the government Treasury, the taxes are paid.

I'm on mobile, will be home after train ride shortly. It's econ war time. Get your 1913 trash ready.

[Benuty]

While real anarchists had founders such as Stirner, Proudhon, and Bakunin with unique philosophies and an ethos for action, anarcho-capitalism was founded by some boring little men in business suits who contributed nothing original and just regurgitated tired old capitalist lines. One musters real rallies and propaganda of the deed, while the other is mainly defended on the web by hipsters.

One is an actual ideology, the other is just a joke on the internet.

Probably because those 'old capitalist lines' were sound.

It is all old filthy usury to me.

[Minzerland II]

Well, no disrespect meant, but you've described yourself as such:

Farther Right than conventional Right, but not Far Right.

Granted, that could be what he was saying.

Probably because those 'old capitalist lines' were sound.

It is all old filthy usury to me.

If you want to look at it that way, sure.

[Conserative Morality]

I'm on mobile, will be home after train ride shortly. It's econ war time. Get your 1913 trash ready.

[The New Sea Territory]

While real anarchists had founders such as Stirner, Proudhon, and Bakunin with unique philosophies and an ethos for action, anarcho-capitalism was founded by some boring little men in business suits who contributed nothing original and just regurgitated tired old capitalist lines. One musters real rallies and propaganda of the deed, while the other is mainly defended on the web by hipsters.

One is an actual ideology, the other is just a joke on the internet.

Once again, I'm pretty sure Stirner was a capitalist.

No. Not even close.

[Nusaresa]

I'm on mobile, will be home after train ride shortly. It's econ war time. Get your 1913 trash ready.

[Benuty]

Farther Right than conventional Right, but not Far Right.

Granted, that could be what he was saying.

It is all old filthy usury to me.

If you want to look at it that way, sure.

It is the godly way to look at, but if you don't want to then sure.

[Dagashi Shojo]

Uuuuuuuuuuh. This doesn't sound too capitalist:

"I do not step shyly back from your property, but look upon it always as my property, in which I respect nothing. Pray do the like with what you call my property!"

Being anti property =/= being anti-capitalist.

I know nothing about Stirner, other than I'm planning to read his books sometime later this year.

Private property is literally the basis of capitalism.

While real anarchists had founders such as Stirner, Proudhon, and Bakunin with unique philosophies and an ethos for action, anarcho-capitalism was founded by some boring little men in business suits who contributed nothing original and just regurgitated tired old capitalist lines. One musters real rallies and propaganda of the deed, while the other is mainly defended on the web by hipsters.

One is an actual ideology, the other is just a joke on the internet.

Probably because those 'old capitalist lines' were sound.

Yes, because we all know the workers and homeless folk are just lazy gits too stupid to get a head in life.

[Jochizyd Republic]

....

Huh.

Am I far right?

Well, no disrespect meant, but you've described yourself as such:

I'm a Far(ther) Right Winger.

But I think people of multiple ethnicities living together is fine and good. And I don't think Gays, Transsexuals, Secularists, or even Liberals should be mistreated in an ideal society.

I also think that the government should control the economy and environmental destruction is one of the biggest threats of this age.

Farther Right than the average rightist. Who is usually a liberal or some other kind of extreme modernist.

I have a loooooong way to go before I'm in the open sewer of NRx types, William Luther Pierce Articles, Religious Fundamentalism and Breivikism.

[Jochizyd Republic]

*Bromo

Still a form of Homo.

Lol.

You're just jealous of our bromance.

[Nusaresa]

Still a form of Homo.

Lol.

You're just jealous of our bromance.

Hu hu hu~ c:

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I feel myself drifting more to support Buddhist ethics applied into society. Not in a theocratic way, but in a /gasp/ modernist manner. More like Socially Engaged Buddhism as opposed to the 'Socially Enraged Buddhism' found in Sri Lanka and Myanmar.

[Minzerland II]

Well, no disrespect meant, but you've described yourself as such:

Farther Right than the average rightist. Who is usually a liberal or some other kind of extreme modernist.

I have a loooooong way to go before I'm in the open sewer of NRx types, William Luther Pierce Articles, Religious Fundamentalism and Breivikism.

Well, yeah, sure.

Probably because those 'old capitalist lines' were sound.

Yes, because we all know the workers and homeless folk are just lazy gits too stupid to get a head in life.

Yeah, gross oversimplification is just fine. /sarcasm

[Dushan]

I was reading back from the pages, why do you guys have an issue with neopaganism? (I do have an issue with the hippie-type ones, but the serious ones are fine imo)

Yeah. They don't seem very...good.

Archeofuturism seems immensely stupid and contradictory, but the New Right as a whole isn't bad.

Thanks for mentioning. It appears to be interesting from what I have read so far.

[Jochizyd Republic]

I feel myself drifting more to support Buddhist ethics applied into society. Not in a theocratic way, but in a /gasp/ modernist manner. More like Socially Engaged Buddhism as opposed to the 'Socially Enraged Buddhism' found in Sri Lanka and Myanmar.

I know that that might do good things for people. But It's Theocracy and therefore pure evil


Now please, read this series of tweets by Sam Harris.

[Nusaresa]

I feel myself drifting more to support Buddhist ethics applied into society. Not in a theocratic way, but in a /gasp/ modernist manner. More like Socially Engaged Buddhism as opposed to the 'Socially Enraged Buddhism' found in Sri Lanka and Myanmar.

I know that that might do good things for people. But It's Theocracy and therefore pure evil


Now please, read this series of tweets by Sam Harris.

heh

I don't think Sam Harris has made any criticisms of Buddhism though.

[Jochizyd Republic]

I know that that might do good things for people. But It's Theocracy and therefore pure evil


Now please, read this series of tweets by Sam Harris.

heh

I don't Sam Harris has made any criticisms of Buddhism though.

I don't think he has either but that's probably because he's an illiterate who thinks Buddhism is always what appears in magazines for suburban mothers.

[Nusaresa]

heh

I don't Sam Harris has made any criticisms of Buddhism though.

I don't think he has either but that's probably because he's an illiterate who thinks Buddhism is always what appears in magazines for suburban mothers.

I mean, he isn't wrong. It's a very popular way of life for western hipsters and upper class hipsters. Some being actual practitioners and some being hippie new age shitlords.