/lit/ - Literature

>>13006563
Not him, but I am absolutely against the separation of Church and State. I've become increasingly fond of the idea of Integralism, in which the Church has an important role to play in the functioning of the State. Obviously, some day, the First Amendment is going to have to be gotten rid of, and instead the United States government is going to need to sign a concordat with the Church, one which lays out the Church's particular responsibilities and privileges within the day-to-day business of the United States.

Moldbug, like all atheists, cannot conceive of a hierarchical system of government that nonetheless achieves a peaceful harmony and order. Moldbug believes that order must be imposed through violence, rather than achieved through the peaceful cooperation of all classes and groups. This is why Moldbug, for all his musings on monarchy, is ultimately more a supporter of fascism or fascist-like governments than he is a supporter of true rule by a king.

>Neoreaction
>not being a good old fashioned reactionary

All the right-wing types I take seriously are either Catholic or Orthodox and believe in the supremacy of their respective Churches, and that this supremacy should ripple out through any post-liberal society. The Dark Enlightenment types are all atheist twerps. I know which side I'm taking seriously.