/lit/ - Literature

https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=inu.30000080778727&view=1up&seq=690
I believe this essay is a must for any "racist"

Before the West Indies could grow
a pumpkin for any Negro, how much
European heroism had to spend itself
in obscure battle; to sink, in mortal
agony, before the jungles, the pu-
trescences and waste savageries could
become arable, and the Devils be in
some measure chained there! The
West Indies grow pine-apples, and
sweet fruits, and spices; we hope they
will one day grow beautiful "Heroic
human Lives too, which is surely the
ultimate object they were made for:
beautiful souls and brave; sages,
poets, what not; making the Earth
nobler round them, as their kindred
from of old have been doing;

>>16064352

Truly only the open mindedly racist reader can truly understand the works from all eras which best display the smallness of this age. Great books have been discarded with only us, the whackjobs, left to appreciate them
>you are fallen in an evil, heavy-laden, long-eared age, and must resignedly bear your part in the same.
>t. Thomas Carlyle

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>>15335424
The least reddit thing you could do is to be authentically yourself, so stop worrying about what is or isn't reddit. It's completely irrelevant

>>15007907
Because of the material reasons spengler delineated, to expect a true political revolt from the farming section of society is deluded. The protagonism of mega cities in our new world inhabilites such revolt. But everything isn’t lost. The accelerationist ideas of the cyberspace can be of help to such endeavour, today we might not be experiencing a new material terrain. But in the virtual world, the western man is constantly experimenting and interchaging with eternity, in the cyberspace. Such interchange is truly fascinating because it allows the possibility to create a new culture, and new icons, as we are seeing what happens with memes. This disruption as Braudilleard expanded, allow ourselves to transcend the material plane and finally leave behind such scientifism point of views.
Such ocurrence might lead us to a final conclusion, I think personally if someone can point to what would be the final western man it should be directed to the literature of Mainlander and the egoist position Junger took in his last years of life. Mainlander in his writtings, gives the notion that the German man is especially pursuing nothingness and to immolate itself into nothing. Such notion can be extrapolated at our posmodern societies and their pursue of constant deconstruction. We created the symbols that we are disassembling now, we can only wish every symbol to be dismantled so we can finally engange in Mainlander nothingness. This same nothingness is experimented in the internet, as we see how culture is meanigless and can be used as a tool. By using culture as a tool someone can finally arrives to what Spengler called the second religion. To truly have a rightwing movement, a true religious awakening, someones must break free from the scietifism plane and especially from the idea that there is a difference bewteen what is true and what is fiction. This is show in theory fiction and specially in latinoamerican magical realism; carlyle used mythos to justify its political positions, a true modern right wing I think should use fiction, memes and supernatural endevaours like prophesies to justify its political position, you could call it a Borgesian Rightwing that strives and believes again in infinity.
As we can remember, rightwing thought is not to reject minorities or trans people or whatever, but is to understand culture as a cycle andto help that same cycle be completed.

Such interchange with the infinity can help us see how a true Spenglerian right wing will look

>>14966327
Argentina is the 22 biggest economy in the world fren, and an argentinian economic downfall will generate a butterfly effect in all the latam region that could affect Brazil, which is the 9 biggest economy in the world. Like it happened in the 90s-00s

>>14966339
The idea that history is cyclical has been with us longtime before Spengler. But even if not I disagree with you fren, Spengler is truly a great historian and I really recommend it to you, especially his writtings on monetary policy. But as I told to the other anon, im not preferably Spenglerian but I follow mostly an idealist/ carlylean approach

>My books are friends that never fail me.

Was he, dare i say, our /fren/?