/lit/ - Literature

>>22830962
Liberalism is already declining. People are beginning to gravitate towards Authority, either some form of vague Nationalistic Fascism/Quasi-Fascism or a variant of Globo-Homo.

Looking for books that viciously attack democracy. Bonus if it also argues against egalitarianism, but not required.

>>22741131
>defending dem*cracy
kys

Spengler and the current events in the US:

there's a group, comprised of Democrats, RINOs, ultra-rich elites, and even many low status, poor people, who currently embody the "Civilization" category of Spengler's theory. Most of the world has drifted towards the Civilization end of the spectrum (the opposite end being "Culture"), but this group of Democrats, RINOs, etc. is the vanguard leading the way, pulling the rest of the Culture world(s) in its wake.

As Spengler detailed in his books Decline of the West, the end results tend to always be the same in regards to Civilization-type people. They erase history, they destroy nations (through civil war, invasion, revolutions, etc.), they turn a well-informed, prosperous middle-class populace into a mob of easily manipulated poor people that live a hand-to-mouth existence, and completely unconcerned with improving their lot in life. This mob spends its days obsessing over sports, movie stars, sex and the hunting for ever new sexual partners.
To contrast with this mob, the Culture group is more concerned with husband/wife relationships, the raising of children (with their own values, not the values of public school teachers or tv stars), duty to the family and duty to the nation (a nation of like-minded family oriented people).

The Civilization-type is comprised of two sub-groups: the elite class, and the poor class that they manipulate and control.

Bad

Is it because it makes me a "racist" or "reactionary" or is there a better reason? Just want to know before I police my own thoughts as you would have me do!