Right Wing Discussion Thread The Fourth

[Dagashi Shojo]

He is right though. Classical Fascist Parties aren't really present whereas Racialist Ones definitely are and are quite prominent.

Classical Fascists are much more respectable though.

In South America, Falangism (which you could consider "classical Fascism") is pretty prominent, for obvious reasons.

Mussolini once said, "Fascism is not for export," and Falangism and National Socialism are purely Hispanic and German movements. To try and imitate them is ridiculous.

[The Princes of the Universe]

Correct unfortunately.

For the time being with no immediate foreseeable comeback. Ahhhhhhhhhh well.

It's also not compatible with faith either since it entails worshiping the dictator.

[Marydale]

Correct unfortunately.

For the time being with no immediate foreseeable comeback. Ahhhhhhhhhh well.

It's also not compatible with faith either since it entails worshiping the dictator.

You're very, very wrong.

[The Princes of the Universe]

It's also not compatible with faith either since it entails worshiping the dictator.

You're very, very wrong.

Il Duce ha sempre ragione totally doesn't sound like elevating the dictator to the status of God.

[Seylland]

You're very, very wrong.

Il Duce ha sempre ragione totally doesn't sound like elevating the dictator to the status of God.

As if Kings, Queens, Emperors, and Empresses in Christendom of the bygone days didn't do this.

[Marydale]

You're very, very wrong.

Il Duce ha sempre ragione totally doesn't sound like elevating the dictator to the status of God.

Saying Il Duce is always right isn't elevation to God status.

[Dagashi Shojo]

It's also not compatible with faith either since it entails worshiping the dictator.

You're very, very wrong.

Fascism had it's roots in republicanism, modernism, and socialism, centered around a cult of the leader. The monarchy was competition which had to go.

[The East Marches]

Daily Reminder: The First World War was the collective suicide of the West and the biggest mistake in since the Fall of Rome

[Marydale]

You're very, very wrong.

Fascism had it's roots in republicanism, modernism, and socialism, centered around a cult of the leader. The monarchy was competition which had to go.

I realise.

[Jochizyd Republic]

Daily Reminder: The First World War was the collective suicide of the West and the biggest mistake in since the Fall of Rome

The Suicide of the West was many centuries earlier than that. But it...certainly didn't help.

That's a fantastic short film btw.

[The Princes of the Universe]

Il Duce ha sempre ragione totally doesn't sound like elevating the dictator to the status of God.

As if Kings, Queens, Emperors, and Empresses in Christendom of the bygone days didn't do this.

Which they oughtn't to have been doing and will have to answer for at their particular judgements.

[The East Marches]

Daily Reminder: The First World War was the collective suicide of the West and the biggest mistake in since the Fall of Rome

The Suicide of the West was many centuries earlier than that. But it...certainly didn't help.

That's a fantastic short film btw.

What do you think it was then friendo? We were at the height of our global domination and threw it all away in a war which gained ultimately nothing.

Edit: yes, I thought it was really good too. It got me thinking and hence my post.

[Seylland]

Daily Reminder: The First World War was the collective suicide of the West and the biggest mistake in since the Fall of Rome

Arogance and hate of one's brother due to petty nationalism would do that. But it was not all in vain, anything for the sake of technological progress.

Edit: Beautiful video btw o:

[Dagashi Shojo]

Daily Reminder: The First World War was the collective suicide of the West and the biggest mistake in since the Fall of Rome

The Suicide of the West was many centuries earlier than that. But it...certainly didn't help.

Europe would've been better off if either Bonaparte had won.

[Minzerland II]

Daily Reminder: The First World War was the collective suicide of the West and the biggest mistake in since the Fall of Rome

The Suicide of the West was many centuries earlier than that. But it...certainly didn't help.

That's a fantastic short film btw.

The 1700s? Oh... the Enlightenment... I should have figured.

[Seylland]

The Suicide of the West was many centuries earlier than that. But it...certainly didn't help.

That's a fantastic short film btw.

The 1700s? Oh... The Enlightenment... I ought have figured.

#MuhLuddism

[Jochizyd Republic]

The Suicide of the West was many centuries earlier than that. But it...certainly didn't help.

What do you think it was then friendo? We were at the height of our global domination and threw it all away in a war which gained ultimately nothing.

Could be a few things actually. Some say the French Revolution. Which is a very good point. Some Say The Very Beginning of the Enlightenment Era in general. Which is kind of a simplification but a very good point as well. And others say it was Pope Clement V's disbandment of the Knights Templar.

I think it was less of one suicide and more of a decay. All of these being major points of it. The Templar's disbandment probably being the start.

[Jochizyd Republic]

The 1700s? Oh... The Enlightenment... I ought have figured.

#MuhLuddism

I have no problem with the technological, scientific and medical advancements on their own.

The values and social structure changes. yyyyeah.

[Dagashi Shojo]

Daily Reminder: The First World War was the collective suicide of the West and the biggest mistake in since the Fall of Rome

Arogance and hate of one's brother due to petty nationalism would do that. But it was not all in vain, anything for the sake of technological progress.

Edit: Beautiful video btw o:

> not wanting to be part of tyrannous multicultural empires
> "petty nationalism"

[The Princes of the Universe]

#MuhLuddism

I have no problem with the technological, scientific and medical advancements on their own.

The values and social structure changes. yyyyeah.

Amen, brother.

[Individual Thought Patterns]

Daily Reminder: The First World War was the collective suicide of the West and the biggest mistake in since the Fall of Rome

The suicide of the West started when Charles was executed.

[Seylland]

#MuhLuddism

I have no problem with the technological, scientific and medical advancements on their own.

The values and social structure changes. yyyyeah.

Bro... bro... with technological advancement and more accessibility to information and resouces, the social order is simply an illusion to keep things neat and tidy.

Technological and scientific advancements change society in ways that are only bad if it is seen as it were bad.

[Seylland]

Arogance and hate of one's brother due to petty nationalism would do that. But it was not all in vain, anything for the sake of technological progress.

Edit: Beautiful video btw o:

> not wanting to be part of tyrannous multicultural empires
> "petty nationalism"

I mean all things die, WWI was a death with a bang.

[Minzerland II]

The 1700s? Oh... The Enlightenment... I ought have figured.

#MuhLuddism

[Seylland]

#MuhLuddism

Adapt or be trampled~