/lit/ - Literature

Sorta. As movements, they're both historical and antiliberal, but that's as far as you're gonna get. On one side history is justification and on the other side it's damning. Traditionalism seems to be most likely to slip into moral aestheticism, as they long for an earlier class rule which was based on principles championed as ahistorical before the bourgeois formulated their own.

You can use any critique of capitalism you want, try Veblen's. I've never read a single word of anything we wrote, but I do know that his name doesn't provoke kneejerk terror in amerifats, which may be used to anyone's advantage.