Far-rightists on this site?

[Debater Slayer]

So basically we should just post in the Conservative Only subforum, is what you're saying?

No, my post is about where the lines are generally drawn as far as expression of one's views goes.

 

[Nietzsche]

Fascism doesn't require racism to be what it is.

Does not require, but very rarely the case.

 

[Kirran]

If it were able to be posted in a place, such as the forum SF is asking for, where debate would not be allowed from, say, liberals.

Surely plenty of social conservatives are out there who'd heavily criticise the British Empire? Especially non-Western social conservatives, or social conservatives who'd blame the British Empire for opening the floodgates to all these foreigners coming in down the road?

 

[Rival]

Surely plenty of social conservatives are out there who'd heavily criticise the British Empire? Especially non-Western social conservatives, or social conservatives who'd blame the British Empire for opening the floodgates to all these foreigners coming in down the road?

Right.

 

[Kirran]

Right.

So like, you'd still have argument, unless you had like some mad specific DIR?

 

[Rival]

So like, you'd still have argument, unless you had like some mad specific DIR?

I'm not against debate, just I like sort of intra-debates at times. That makes sense?

 

[Kirran]

I'm not against debate, just I like sort of intra-debates at times. That makes sense?

Yeah, it makes sense.

 

[Father Heathen]

I think the problem is the definition of these words is so loose as to be meaningless. I identify as socially conservative but economically liberal. This puts me almost literally nowhere. I could theoretically post in the Communism/Socialism area but I doubt very much my socially conservative views would be very welcome there. Just like my leftist economic views would not be welcome in the Conservative area, or my socially conservative views in the Liberal area.

I know the feeling, but my leanings are flip-flopped; social liberal and fiscally conservative (although I think it wise to be flexible and pragmatic with the latter depending on the situation).

 

[Father Heathen]

Do we have anyone who would actually use it?

We have two resident Nazi's, but other than that I think most would try to avoid the label far right.

Do they actually identify as Nazis?

 

[Saint Frankenstein]

Do we have anyone who would actually use it?

We have two resident Nazi's, but other than that I think most would try to avoid the label far right.

I would use it and so would @Rival along with some others. Don't know of any neo-Nazis on this site.

 

[The Emperor of Mankind]

@Rival and I would be there. Maybe a couple of others. Some more might be hanging out in the shadows.

I thought you'd given up being a fascist?

 

[Saint Frankenstein]

I thought you'd given up being a fascist?

I didn't say I was a Fascist.

 

[The Emperor of Mankind]

I didn't say I was a Fascist.

I'm pretty sure you self-identified as one back when I first became a regular here. For the sake of clarity, this probably reads like an accusation but I'm not meaning it that way. I'm only including the word 'facist' because I believe that's the term you used to use for yourself. If it's not I'll redact to 'far-right'.

 

[Kirran]

I didn't say I was a Fascist.

You've only recently returned to far-rightism, is that correct?

 

[Saint Frankenstein]

I'm pretty sure you self-identified as one back when I first became a regular here.

Yeah, I was. I've been a neo-Nazi in the past, too. I'm more interested in European New Right stuff as of late.

Edit: Don't worry, I got what you mean and aren't offended.

 

[Saint Frankenstein]

You've only recently returned to far-rightism, is that correct?

It's more that I've only recently started expressing those views with others. I've felt like that for a while now. I became disillusioned with leftism a while ago. So yes and no.

 

[Mister Emu]

Are there any far-rightists on this site such as neo-Fascists, right-wing nationalists (especially ethnic nationalists), national anarchists, revolutionary conservatives, traditionalists (particularly of Evola's Traditionalist School), European New Rightists, etc.?

Hey. I don't call myself fascist, but it is probably the closest thing to my views. I'm not racially motivated in any way, though. A nationalist libertarian would also be close. I support a government that acts for its people first, middle, and last, and I've the good fortune to have been born to a nation whose traditional people are not a genetic stock, but an ideological one.

We have two resident Nazi's

Interesting, I didn't know we had anyone who professed Nazism.

 

[suncowiam]

It's more that I've only recently started expressing those views with others. I've felt like that for a while now. I became disillusioned with leftism a while ago. So yes and no.

I have to ask... Why do you change your views so often?

 

[icehorse]

I would be interested in talking more about these things in a civil manner. The European New Right (like Alain de Benoist) is pretty intriguing to me, for example.

Could you list a few example topics? Are you thinking Charles Murray Bell Curve sorts of stuff? I think that if it can be done thoughtfully it can be really interesting to discuss "abhorrent" questions. It could be that we should bring up more abhorrent topics in the Philosophy forum?

 

[Saint Frankenstein]

Could you list a few example topics? Are you thinking Charles Murray Bell Curve sorts of stuff? I think that if it can be done thoughtfully it can be really interesting to discuss "abhorrent" questions. It could be that we should bring up more abhorrent topics in the Philosophy forum?

No, not that. Others can talk about that if they want. I'm more interested in discussing the failures of degenerate modernity, identity, cultural renewal and pride, tradition and the path we should take bring rebirth and prosperity to Western culture.