/lit/ - Literature

>>16521251
Look up Renaissance Man (Ephraim) on YouTube. He's a Christian who's well-read on patristics and often gives original answers to both the left and the right wing.

>>16521251
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It's literally full of "right-wing" writers (liberals and "conservatives") criticizing what they call fascism and nazism. It's pretty much all they do since they always equate fascism to communism. That's the stance of Popper for example denouncing totalitarianism in general (equating fascism and communis, again), for example.

>>16521251
Bernanos, I think you'll mostly find Christian authors

Evola

>>16521251
Mishima. He was actually a Japanese normiecon and not a fascist.

>>16521251
The way Leftists try to censor everything is fairly obvious evidence that they're not honest. A lot of the Right is bad about this too but there is a subgroup of lolbertarian-adjacent rightists that are consistently against censorship.

obsession with ethnocentric cooperation isn't actually a good trait for a healthy society. it's understandable but it's not ideal. good right wing leaders should know this and act accordingly; energize their base with some implicit promises of ethnocentric cooperation but not making it a fundamental part of their project

>>16521577
>YouTube

>>16521605
For motherfuck's sake

>>16521251
It depends what you consider right wing. Evola and Spengler were both quite critical of Fascism. Plenty of religious authors have disagreements.

>>16521251
>as Orwell was of communism
Orwell was never a communist, nor was he a socialist, at the time of his critiques. This is a meme that gets spread around by faggots who've only ever heard it second hand. Eventually it gets taken for granted, even though it's a total falsehood. The Spanish Civil war lasted from 36 to 39. Animal Farm was published in 45, 1984 in 49. By that time he had grown disillusioned through direct exposure. Don't bother replying as I won't address any replies, because this is undisputable fact.

>>16523054
>Don't bother replying as I won't address any replies, because this is undisputable fact.
Oh so you're a libshit got it.

>>16523054
He was disillusioned with existing countries that called themselves socialist while not having the workers own the means of production.

>>16522986
Spengler is a centrist, not a right-winger

>>16521251
Evola's Fascism Viewed From the Right

>>16523092
Spengler is a historical determinist and a cultural relativist, so his take on politics is necessarily a bit besides the point. He thought Germany should have been behaving in a specific manner during his time but his understanding of how it should have operated was kind of vague and didn't fit into existing categories that well. I don't think he was entirely against the Nazis but they weren't ideal to him.

>>16521251
Yes, read moldbug.

>>16521251
Read MPC

>>16522973
Are you interested in hearing a critique of the rightwing or not?

>>16521251
>>16522931
This
He literally has a book called "Fascism viewed from the Right".

>And the fact that most political apostasy occurs by leftists converting to the right is yet more evidence that leftists are more intelligent, honest, self critical, self examining and open minded than right wing people

Are we just going to let that go?
No, retard, the fact that most apostasy goes from left to right is because leftists are generally found in academia, mired in theory, and only those that gain experience either just through sheer age or some real world circumstance, realize their mistake.
The reason you don't see right to left conversion is because people who grow up right wing had families who were able to demonstrate why their values were as they were, and instill a need for pragmatism etc; essentially getting a head-start.

That was not me btw. I was a hard lefty until I got a fucking job.

>>16524997
The fact that you view politics as ideologically determined indicates that you were not, in fact, a hard lefty.