@Mr. Nessel I think the right wing position, in a true sense in economics, is to deconstruct the public/private distinction

He’s been kicked out of several servers

He thinks that vapourwave and Murray Rothbard makes you smart and cool

I don’t mind Nietzsche, you just can’t have it without substituting other stuff

And later Nietzsche is much worse than early Nietzsche

Yikes

I’m not a fan of Evola, it doesn’t go anywhere productive, but it’s not bad per se

Yeah, Evola is certainly a masculine thinker

@Justine Brown's Bookshelf yes, it was light reading really, he has some devastating criticisms of liberal ontology, but also overly reliant on biblical sources, however Locke’s state of nature is also basically biblical so it’s like the Spider-Man meme.

https://www.du.edu/ahss/polisci/media/documents/APSR_corps.pdf

Yes the important take is that authority flows downwards, not up, liberalism assumes that people come out of the ground like mushrooms and spontaneously form political orders, but Filmer does a good job showing this to be groundless. @Justine Brown's Bookshelf

https://reactionaryfuture.wordpress.com/2016/11/07/locke-versus-filmer-or-why-you-are-all-communists/

That is a great article discussing this debate and it’s significance for NRx

The only other non-Lockean English Tory I can think of is Dean Josiah Tucker, unfortunately his views on many other issues are very weak

Yeah, reactionary future’s blog is a bit of a waste of time, just check out his book or the journal