/lit/ - Literature

>>15456165
Rothbard is extremely based but there happens to be an even more based one.

>>13457708
>fascism
>conservative

>>11817596
Personalism/individualism from actually believing in free will and that man has enough grace to do well.

>>8852909
That's true but people may start somewhere. Erik is too brutal for most.

>>4985833
It's simply not possible. The truth is, democratic-egalitarian movements have been the spawn of the most violent and despotic regimes in human history. Monarchy is the superior and most liberal form of government, assuming it conforms to national traditions. In the case of the USA, this is impossible, the USA must be an aristocratic federalistic republic or die.

In Liberty or Equality, our hero Erik von Kuehnelt-Leddihn smashes the myths of egalitarianism and democracy being liberal in the slightest. Writing in the wake of Hitler, he convincingly traces the heritage of Nazism all the way back to medieval egalitarian uprisings.

In Leftism Revisited, he dissects the entire ideology of leftism beginning with the Marquis de Sade all the way to Herbert Marcuse, and proves that fascism and Nazism are leftist.