/lit/ - Literature

What does this have to do with anything

Really I always get the impression that there are a shitload of socialist almost commie fanboys. ( yeah I just assume the majority are male )

>>3688031
>implying I'm not conservative now

Is there a political system that's pretty much fascism but without the whole racial/nationalistic bias?

>>3688057
Not really, the basic concept of fascism is a nationalized economy under an authoritarian figure. It's not really Fascist if there's no nationalist fervor (whether inspired by ethnocentrism, xenophobia, whatever), that fervor's necessary for a political military hierarchy.

>mfw I know that most people on this board will be either conservative / libertarians / republicans or NEET in ten years time

"My principles are only those that, before the French Revolution, every well-born person considered sane and normal." - Evola

Libertarians are autistic children. Republicans are even stupider than their opponents. Conservatism isn't enough; we've lost too much. If you aren't a traditionalist, you're some sort of liberal whether you realize it or not.

>>3688075
I'm social Conservative and financially Liberal.

>>3688077
Then you're retarded.

>>3688093
*zing* hahahaha buuuuuuurnd
>>3688077
man that must have hurt, oh man, that was sick!

>>3688094
Well, it's true.

>>3688097
Then what are you politically and also what is your age, what do you study and how many jobs have you held in your life?

>>3688031
>>3688041
>implying you don't grow away from these labels as you age and the whole world doesn't open up a little more
>implying you don't begin to feel a greater sympathy for everyone, their beliefs and get a little bit more tragic about things in general
>implying you don't end up feeling a bit shit for being so human
>implying after a while you even care and don't just want to make others feel a bit a good or maybe vertiginous before all of us die and are replaced by things we don't quite understand but are dying as equally and rapidly as us
>implying all this wont be silenced and nonsensical eventually, implying that entropy doesn't win

>>3688111
Too many questions, bro. As a social Conservative, I'm offended.

Old timer here, 30 years down the line from now you won't give a fuck anymore.

>>3688121
Do you even bother to masturbate?

>>3688111
I've held 10 different jobs
Graduated Journalist now working for a PR company
I was progressive liberal, pc, feminist growing into something more of a socially conservative a moderate capitalist (there is a need for regulation) simply because the world doesn't work they way I thought it did when I was 18.
I'm ok with abortion and I still think healthcare is in someway a right
Welfare should be cut to a minimum
If work since I was 17 years, real hard work and other people can do that as well.
I used to hate guns but i'm becoming more and more pro-gun as I understand the violence of the world.
I realize now that being a progressive, an occupyist (even though i was there) and being a theoretical feminist is the privilege

All in all... the world isn't nice. Deal with it.

>>3688124
>The most beta post in the history of 4chan.

>>3688122
I will fap until my fapper ceases to function

>>3688131
Why can't Liberals ever have a grown-up conversation without name-calling?
It's like I'm trying to talk to a five-year-old.

>>3688124
This guy

>>3688141

>Why can't Liberals ever have a grown-up conversation without name-calling?
You see what you want to see. This is not a behavior exclusive to one sect of political thought.

I'm descended from some of the Jews and other academics whom /pol/ claims invented Marxism and social sciences to destroy the white race or whatever it is they're supposed to be doing.
We get further left wing as we get older, in my family.

Everybody sux, everyone's a hypocrite.

>We get further left wing as we get older, in my family.

Sounds fun.

>>3688124
3/10
Got me to respond

>>3688141
>why can't Liberals ever have a grown-up conversation

Maybe it's because you aren't making "grown-up" points.

>>3688124
>I still think healthcare is in someway a right
If something is a right you can't qualify it with "kind of" or "sort of" or "in some way". It's either a right or it's not. It is.

>Welfare should be cut to a minimum, if work (sic) since I was 17 years, real hard work and other people can do that as well.

Non-sequitor. The capability of people to do hard work (even "real" hard work, mind you) has nothing to do with the amount of welfare which a person receives, and your understanding of how welfare works and why it exists seems to be based on an incredibly juvenile prejudice which you may have picked up from one too many talk radio shows. Besides, what exactly is a "minimum"? Who decides what that is?

>I used to hate guns but i'm becoming more and more pro-gun as I understand the violence of the world.

Again, this is an incredibly asinine, vague argument. What is the "violence of the world" you are understanding in a way you did not before? In what way does that correspond to the alleged right of the people to amass arms? What does it mean to be "pro-gun"? Do you support background checks, clip limits, mandatory training licenses, etc., or just the unfettered right to go to the store and buy whatever gun you can afford?

>I realize now that being a progressive, an occupyist (even though i was there) and being a theoretical feminist is the privilege

Sentence fragment. What is "the privilege"? Some sort of mystical entity only enlightened former-liberals such as yourself possess? What is a "theoretical feminist" and which feminist thinker ever posited such a term? If you were really any of these things you'd probably be able to get the terms right, which leads me to believe you never had the faintest understanding of the ideas you claim you once adhered to, and I doubt that you do now either.

>>3688031
You silly goose, I already am a conservative / libertarian! Feels good not wanting the government involved in my life. Not all of us here are politically ignorant.

>>3688178
But you don't have what you want.

Sorry.

>>3688186
That is the way life goes, most of us won't get what we want, neither me nor the liberals who think the country would be better off if we just banned guns or what have you. I would just like less government intervention in my life, less restriction of my constitutional rights, and less taxes.

I have no desire to toil my life away for money, yet I need money in order to live.

I feel so childish...

in 10 years i'll be 40 and i'll probably still think most politics/politicians/pundits/etc are a waste of my time.