I basically spent the last few years as a devout leftist and Marxist. As time has gone on I have become increasingly dissuaded with the socialist movement. I've recently been learning about stuff like Eco-Fascism, Nation Bolshevism, Ted Kaczynski, the Romanian Iron Guard, etc. I'm really interested in learning more about these, especially the Orthodox Christian aspects of the Iron Guard and Vaishnava fascism, however, I don't know where to look or read about this stuff. If anyone can link stuff or give their opinions on which of this stuff is even worth learning about please let me know.
Fascism
Jack Mitchell
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Jace Wilson
I will rape your face very hard
Juan Sanders
I feel similarly, except I never identified as a leftist. Bump for interest.
Charles Cox
I've always just felt like extremism is the only thing that gets stuff done but I've only recently over the last year started realizing how bad progressivism actually is for people and their mental health
Oliver Reed
>might makes right
>loses
Jacob Reed
You have to realize that many of those books are either not freely available outside niche far right publishers, and/or will get you put on a list.
Julian Russell
Are there any megadrive links that have resources on this stuff or do you know any good books or authors to start to get into?
Jacob Jenkins
Im not sure desu, i think there used to be on /k/, maybe /lit/ and Any Forums, but many of those old links are dead now. Ill see if i can find something
Luke Rivera
>Bolshevism
Kys faggot
Joshua Nelson
Thank you
Jaxon Torres
telling me to kill myself isnt going to help educate me or change my opinion
Jeremiah Davis
You should read "Fascism" by Mussolini and stud the history of italy in the 1920s and 30s
unlike Germany Italain fascism actually had a fairly long trial run
and the result socio-economically was pretty impressive.
Cameron Lee
web.archive.org
This is an old /k/ archive that still works, the political section has a lot of books in PDF version
Henry Powell
You might also like Germany tommorow by Gregor Strausser
Gavin Gray
Start with the basics like The Doctrine of Fascism. Fascism is to some degree based on socialist thought so if you're even vaguely learned you'll find the jump relatively straightforward. As you would no doubt know, Mussolini was a socialist, and Mosley was a moderate left politician in the Labour Party. Mosley's The Greater Britain and Fascism: Questions and Answers are essential also at an entry level.
Adrian Gonzalez
i prefer you dead, not educated
Sebastian Gutierrez
>As time has gone on I have become increasingly dissuaded with the socialist movement.
All Socialist movement in America is controlled opposition. So is the alt-right movement. If you are dissuaded with it, it is working as intended
Jason Roberts
Aaron Morris
'The Doctrine of Fascism' by Mussolini, right?
Aiden Long
bump
Jose Bennett
Also are there any good books from an unbiased or fascist view of Italy's history under Mussolini?
Kayden Ortiz
Yes, though a good portion of it was written by Giovanni Gentile who was a major contributor to the thought behind interwar fascism.
Thomas King
Jackson Fisher
Have you read mein kampf? Natsoc to me is the most logical kind of off shoot to fascism and its always best to start at the beginning.
Luke Anderson
What should I do then?
Jackson Martin
Video on iron guards leader
m.youtube.com
Watch Keith woods, Joel David and cultured thing for more info on third postionist ideas
Benjamin Ramirez
>neutral in ww2
>saved jews
>supported by CIA
okay guy.
Chase Carter
Imagine being so stupid that you don’t understand the quote
Anthony Miller
>Have you read mein kampf? Natsoc to me is the most logical kind of off shoot to fascism and its always best to start at the beginning.
National Socialism was inspired by fascism. Why would you start with it? Why would you start with Mein Kampf?
Ethan Ross
I'm sort of weary of Nazism, I don't like how many pagans and anti-christians I see supporting it. I'm not really a Christian myself but I still don't know.
Joseph Perry
Many of South Korea's far-right conservative politicians were far-leftists who praised NK, Juche theory, and socialism when he was a college student and in his thirties. In the first place, there is not much difference between the extreme leftism and the extreme rightism.
Aaron Young
Well done. You're now a qualified real-life janitor.
Congratulations on your promotion, I'm happy that you've decided to work, now work or you'll be executed for being a faggot.
Tyler Walker
I see things like Juche as very similar to Fascism, which is why I'm interested un it.
Xavier Powell
>In the first place, there is not much difference between the extreme leftism and the extreme rightism.
This is completely wrong. Extreme leftists, 99% of the time, are internationalists. They do not believe in nationalism, religion or tradition. They nearly to a 'man' believe in the abolition of borders and an eradication of national pride and tradition.
Isaiah Smith
What's the deal with people on here, presumably fascists, talking about Vaishnavism? I suppose you'd know more than me.