Right-Wing Discussion Thread XVI: Making Things Right Again

[Bienenhalde]

Nonsense. People want peace, prosperity, equal and decent treatment, good conscientious leaders, not insanity by every other name.

Are you really stupid enough to think that the current neo-liberal world order provides those things?

[North German Realm]

Nonsense. People want peace, prosperity, equal and decent treatment, good conscientious leaders, not insanity by every other name.

Are you really stupid enough to think that the current neo-liberal world order provides those things?

Eh. It has come the closest to providing them. Not very close -not close at all, in fact- but still a head and shoulders better than anything else.

[Conserative Morality]

Are you really stupid enough to think that the current neo-liberal world order provides those things?

Eh. It has come the closest to providing them. Not very close -not close at all, in fact- but still a head and shoulders better than anything else.

[Hanafuridake]

What's it about?

It's a really interesting read even if you don't agree with its politics. Tl;dr is the writer, Yockey, essentially argues for a new totalitarian pan-European state that jettisons all the old ideologies and attempts to build something new. He was also supportive of an, as OEP mentioned, Red-Brown alliance between western fascists and Nazis and the USSR to try and destroy the current liberal world order.

Let no one say that I have the edgiest ideology here. I'm tame compared to this.

Anyway, Imperium is a dry read that paraphrases Spengler more often than not. Content aside, it's just bad. The history is even worse.

The anti-financial heroic attitude of the South gave it an immense advantage in the field overt the Yankee armies, who were inoculated with a war propaganda of jealousy of the superior life in the South. The war was a contest — not last in Western history — between quality and quantity.

The Secession-War arose on the issue of whether the Southern states, comprising a unit based on an aristocratic-traditional life-feeling, with an economic basis of muscle-energy, could secede from the union, which had been captured by the Yankee element. The Yankee territory was organized on a financial-industrial basis, with an economic basis of machine-energy.

[Nea Byzantia]

It's a really interesting read even if you don't agree with its politics. Tl;dr is the writer, Yockey, essentially argues for a new totalitarian pan-European state that jettisons all the old ideologies and attempts to build something new. He was also supportive of an, as OEP mentioned, Red-Brown alliance between western fascists and Nazis and the USSR to try and destroy the current liberal world order.

Let no one say that I have the edgiest ideology here. I'm tame compared to this.

Anyway, Imperium is a dry read that paraphrases Spengler more often than not. Content aside, it's just bad. The history is even worse.

The anti-financial heroic attitude of the South gave it an immense advantage in the field overt the Yankee armies, who were inoculated with a war propaganda of jealousy of the superior life in the South. The war was a contest — not last in Western history — between quality and quantity.

The Secession-War arose on the issue of whether the Southern states, comprising a unit based on an aristocratic-traditional life-feeling, with an economic basis of muscle-energy, could secede from the union, which had been captured by the Yankee element. The Yankee territory was organized on a financial-industrial basis, with an economic basis of machine-energy.

I guess that prize goes to Washington?

[Bear Stearns]

It's going to be hella funny if hatred for computer nerds is what brings the Left and Right together.

It actually seems like it is at times. Outside of neolib types, who really likes Silicon Valley or big tech?

Honestly. At least Wall Street is open about greed and bankers don't pretend that what they do is world-changing and compare themselves to Gandhi.

[Bear Stearns]

It's a really interesting read even if you don't agree with its politics. Tl;dr is the writer, Yockey, essentially argues for a new totalitarian pan-European state that jettisons all the old ideologies and attempts to build something new. He was also supportive of an, as OEP mentioned, Red-Brown alliance between western fascists and Nazis and the USSR to try and destroy the current liberal world order.

Let no one say that I have the edgiest ideology here. I'm tame compared to this.

Anyway, Imperium is a dry read that paraphrases Spengler more often than not. Content aside, it's just bad. The history is even worse.

The anti-financial heroic attitude of the South gave it an immense advantage in the field overt the Yankee armies, who were inoculated with a war propaganda of jealousy of the superior life in the South. The war was a contest — not last in Western history — between quality and quantity.

The Secession-War arose on the issue of whether the Southern states, comprising a unit based on an aristocratic-traditional life-feeling, with an economic basis of muscle-energy, could secede from the union, which had been captured by the Yankee element. The Yankee territory was organized on a financial-industrial basis, with an economic basis of machine-energy.

The Yankee territory was organized on glorious Anglo-Saxon Calvinism and middle class mercantilism. Ho!

[Senkaku]

Eh. It has come the closest to providing them. Not very close -not close at all, in fact- but still a head and shoulders better than anything else.

unironically this

[Hanafuridake]

[The Supreme Magnificent High Swaglord]

(Image)

If that's CM in a nutshell, what am I in a nutshell?

[United Muscovite Nations]

(Image)

If that's CM in a nutshell, what am I in a nutshell?

Someone who is too concerned about how other people think of you.

[The Supreme Magnificent High Swaglord]

If that's CM in a nutshell, what am I in a nutshell?

Someone who is too concerned about how other people think of you.

That is... well, it wasn't what I was expecting (I was expecting a meme), but it's rather accurate tbh.

[Nova Cyberia]

Are you really stupid enough to think that the current neo-liberal world order provides those things?

Eh. It has come the closest to providing them. Not very close -not close at all, in fact- but still a head and shoulders better than anything else.

The neo-liberal world is has grown stale and deserves to be thoroughly dismantled, tbh.

[North German Realm]

Eh. It has come the closest to providing them. Not very close -not close at all, in fact- but still a head and shoulders better than anything else.

The neo-liberal world is has grown stale and deserves to be thoroughly dismantled, tbh.

And be replaced with what?

[Nova Cyberia]

The neo-liberal world is has grown stale and deserves to be thoroughly dismantled, tbh.

And be replaced with what?

An order that doesn't make America the enforcers for neo-liberal global interests.

[Soviet Tankistan]

Eh. It has come the closest to providing them. Not very close -not close at all, in fact- but still a head and shoulders better than anything else.

The neo-liberal world is has grown stale and deserves to be thoroughly dismantled, tbh.

The far right has to go before the moderates do.

[Nakena]

And be replaced with what?

An order that doesn't make America the enforcers for neo-liberal global interests.

Quite ironic that it was introduced by America under Bill Clinton and the Washington Consensus.

[North German Realm]

An order that doesn't make America the enforcers for neo-liberal global interests.

Quite ironic that it was introduced by America under Bill Clinton and the Washington Consensus.

Eeeeeeeeeh. One can argue that Reagan was a neoliberal.

And be replaced with what?

An order that doesn't make America the enforcers for neo-liberal global interests.

That doesn't sound vague and a pretext to establish a corrupt and useless military dictatorship at all, nosiree.

[Nova Cyberia]

The neo-liberal world is has grown stale and deserves to be thoroughly dismantled, tbh.

The far right has to go before the moderates do.

Funny, here I was thinking about the best way to deal with communists in such a society.

[Nova Cyberia]

Quite ironic that it was introduced by America under Bill Clinton and the Washington Consensus.

Eeeeeeeeeh. One can argue that Reagan was a neoliberal.

An order that doesn't make America the enforcers for neo-liberal global interests.

That doesn't sound vague and a pretext to establish a corrupt and useless military dictatorship at all, nosiree.

But I'm not advocating for a military dictatorship?

[Nova Cyberia]

An order that doesn't make America the enforcers for neo-liberal global interests.

Quite ironic that it was introduced by America under Bill Clinton and the Washington Consensus.

Bill should have just stuck to blowjobs and stayed out of politics.

[Kowani]

And be replaced with what?

An order that doesn't make America the enforcers for neo-liberal global interests.

Political vagueness.

[Totally Not OEP]

The neo-liberal world is has grown stale and deserves to be thoroughly dismantled, tbh.

The far right has to go before the moderates do.

We've been sharpening our bayonets waiting for y'all to try just that for sometime.

[Soviet Tankistan]

The far right has to go before the moderates do.

Funny, here I was thinking about the best way to deal with communists in such a society.

The far right can be monsters, real leftists just want the best for humanity. I'm not far left, so I want to keep it realistic in the context that revolution happens and prevails. Communism is too unlikely in a large urban environment like most major countries.

[Soviet Tankistan]

The far right has to go before the moderates do.

We've been sharpening our bayonets waiting for y'all to try just that for sometime.

And that's gone well in the past?