Here’s what Bryce LaLiberte just called “the lamest hit-piece on neoreaction yet (and that’s saying something)”.
It really is pretty bad. There isn’t even any discussion of what NRx is; just a lot of huffing and puffing about fascism by a frightened socialist. See for yourself.
My favorite parts: putting the word “culture” in scare-quotes, and this little gem:
Not exactly something we have complete control over, but it’s a useful medium-term goal of the left to prevent the total failure of the state.
Indeed. As I suggested to the author in an as-yet-unmoderated comment, they might consider hemlock.
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After interacting (tersely) with the author over twitter, I am not sanguine about any of the, no doubt quite worthy, comments from his
interlocutorssworn enemies getting approved.Talk about passive-agressive… Geesh…
Anyway, I’m certain it has escaped the notice of an ever-lefter leftist, but in the modern world, the left and the state are almost perfectly coterminous. To contend for the survival of the state is to contend for the survival of leftism itself. Of which Erasmus Lijn would no doubt approve.