/lit/ - Literature

>>14804776
>Republic the only way to create a long lasting Government
lol its a way to create one of the shortest.
To date "anarchist" societies have been the shortest lasting see Catalonia, or Ukraine Workers thing.
Then communism, the USSR and friends only lasted ~80 years
then Republicanism which is quite clearly falling apart in front of our eyes.

Monarchy and the divine rite of Kings is the longest lasting and most stable.

I started reading moldbug because I was interest in NRx but it turns out it wasn't a rejection of all of the enlightenment they were just edgy libertarians

>>6379959
>that picture implies that traditionalism & conservatism weren't torn down in a matter of decades by women. How strong is your protestant nuclear family now you strong-jawed aryans?

The majority is not always right. You're point is mute

I'm saying that without authority figures to direct and control the lives of lesser persons, there can be no enduring monuments of any kind whatever. An entire age perishes without a trace when it has no monuments, no recorded history, no celebrated works. Completely effaced in death, like animals. In order for men to become something more, to aspire to a higher purpose, they must have both inspiration and compulsion. Only the monarch can provide that. When a man lives only for himself, the world retains no memory of him, nor can he be a paragon for future generations.

>>6158853

We need to try and destroy modern art first.

>>5936540
>Is not conforming to the expectations of society the greatest act of radical anti-conformity one can commit?

Not conforming the the expectations of society is what all young people do, its encouraged.

Traditionalism is the most radical Ideology of our time.

>>5919796
Monarchy is human nature in a system format.