Category: Politics, Power, and Governance

http://www.dailystormer.com/a-normies-guide-to-the-alt-right/LEARNING ABOUT THE ALT RIGHT MYSELF.

I get sh__t for this but, I see the world through class-glasses, and I see the Alt Right as a largely middle and working class movement. And I see my work as New Right (good for mankind) not just my own people.

I learned more from this Daily Stormer overview of the Alt-Right (none of which I had any experience with) than I have from a few years of being tangentially aware of it.

http://www.dailystormer.com/a-normies-guide-to-the-alt-right/

I didn’t know 80% of what’s in the article. And I see class expression in the movement which can easily spread to the other classes. And perhaps that’s my affinity for it. Because I’m benefitting from the momentum that economy, demography, and alt-right angst has made.

I’m not exactly working or middle class. I’ve been a 1%-er for a long time. Although at the present moment I’m certainly not. lol. I have a definite martial sensibility in that aristocracy, generals, and officers are responsible for the soldiery, the militia, and the citizenry even at cost to ourselves. And that bearing this cost is what we refer to as ‘heroism’. Whether that heroism be demontrated by immediate action and sacrifice, the cost of commons and war, or the constant subtle policing of nature, commons, family, and individual.

In the early 90’s I simply wanted to give conservatives a language for discussing their ancient civilization in rational and scientific terms. Because I have an autistic dislike of irrational argument, and an autistic near hatred of artificial conflict. So I have been working on this problem since at least 1992, if not back to when I was writing radical right work in the 1980’s.

So I consider my work the New Right, and global. The fact that we discovered the technology of incremental domestication through truth, science, and natural common law, doesn’t mean that any other people can’t do so, and raise themselves from human-animal, to human, to transcendent man.

But the fact that the conservative population, the alt-right, the more genteel paleolibertarians, and the more academic New Right, are all moving in the same direction is a beautiful thing.

And of those classes we must understand that it is the Alt Right classes who will FIGHT. And the rest of us are just members of the intellectual supply chain.

Curt Doolittle

The Propertarian Institute

Kiev, Ukraine

Libertarianism is heavily populated social rejects for a variety of reasons. But the movement captured a large number of the smarter guys who had nothing more concretely rational or scientific to work with.

I think we’ve pretty much buried libertarianism over the past few years, and it’s just a matter of the smart and younger guys moving to the new right, the over-invested older guys dying off, and the left-libertarians absorbing the rest.

The underclass right can’t do much except rebel. So someone has to produce a set of ideas that can be expressed as demands, and implemented as institutions, as an alternative to violent revolution.

Now, everyone lives under a bit of a lampost that he grasps the light of which does not reach too far beyond his experience.

The only way to know if our experience is meaningful is not through our own experiences, but by exhausting the experiences available to man – mostly by traveling and reading.

So the fact that my work isn’t accessible to everyone’s lamp light is simply something we would expect.

One of the observations we can make about man, universally, is that the average imbecile thinks his opinion on ethical, moral, social, political, and economic matters, in the absence of specialized knowledge in the subjects, is somehow possibly to test by intuition, any more than whether or not the earth is flat, the stars are just lights in the sky, and astrology produces predictable results.

The average idiot has an opinion about things in the domain of the social that are no more valuable than his opinoins on protein folding, the stress of different materials, the problems with the unified field, the subject of infinity, or scientific epistemology.

It’s ok. Toddler’s think they’re cunning also. Dunning Kruger, like the devil, is always at our shoulders.