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Tag Archives: national review
My own take on the Alt Right
The “Alternative Right” came out around 2010 and few took them seriously because it seemed more keyboard warriors than anything else. Now that Donald Trump has given them concrete existence, people are paying attention. I’m not part of the Alt … Continue reading
Rejoinder to NR on Dugin
EDIT: You can read my post if you want, but this rebuttal is much better (and hilarious). I’ve always been suspicious of National Review. But ever since their article telling rural communities to commit suicide on behalf of economic prosperity, … Continue reading
Theses on community and politics
I’ve had these ideas for about 6 years now but felt I should publish them after reading the execrable article from National Review on how white communities should go ahead and die. Neo-Cons, exemplified by National Review, are interested in … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, politics
Tagged augustine, community, national review, traditionalism
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