/lit/ - Literature

>>14376864
I'm economically left and culturally right, but as far removed from a Nazbol as possible.
>left side
Citizens should never have to worry about basic needs and should have things like housing, healthcare, and even food guaranteed by the state if they ever get desperate. Things that I would consider are basic for any group of people that's meant to stay cohesive and rely on one another. Things like roads, energy, etc. should all be handled as effectively as possible by the state.
>right side
I would like something close to a city state that's based on shared values and ideals. While I wouldn't say let's reject history entirely, I am very much opposed to the delusional views of history proposed by fascists and ethno-nationalists and the like. I would immediately accept a foreigner that follows the laws and adheres to the culture over some local-born retard that doesn't respect anything. There should be swift crackdowns on all enemies of the state, be they anarchists or fascists. While I'm not opposed to people having different parties, I see no room for a party that actively wants to destroy the society they're a part of. And as stated I have a deep respect for history, so I have nothing against there being hierarchies based around cultural norms and special places for certain groups. If a Muslim doesn't want a Jew to enter his mosque, that should be be acceptable.
>why I get into trouble with leftists
Leftists are strongly anticapitalist and think destroying capitalism is essential, along with abolishing everything else like race and gender. I don't particularly care so long as I know that my people's needs are met. If there aren't kids starving in the street or going hungry, I don't give a fuck if it's a capitalist system or a communist one. Economics should never be the main focus. And I don't think abolishing race and gender is right, nor do I think it would lead to some utopia.
>why I get into trouble with rightists
I don't care about nationality or history in the sense that they do. I also believe that any state that can't care for the needs of all its people, especially the most downtrodden, doesn't have a right to exist. Also, rightwingers are big on populism and I'm not. Anyone that invokes the will of the people or the spirit of a nation in a supernatural sense like they're calling upon Jesus to enter their body is a joke to me. Fascists are violent and have nothing constructive to offer, and I'd kill them all.

>>9860899
>But then I might just have a soft spot for these books since they are more about trying to live life in a fantasy world than some epic quest.
I really love that as well. Hmm, okay, okay, maybe I'll give it a shot after all. I've always despised the saving the world meme. That's what I've always loved about franchises like TES and Gothic (1-2 anyway), people are always treating you like you're lower than dogshit, but it's never particularly dark or edgy. It's such a nice feeling. Really jives well with my Slav sensibilities.