there are reactionary ones

also the new right began in france

out of the well known ones

ive read some guenon

but no one knows who he is in the mainstream surely

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@Fasces

Jo wazzup?

Fuck off roach @Mr.Fisch（炫龙）

@Fasces thx for your warm words 😋

Don’t care

whoa

some bad blood here?

No

Real harmony

Let’s return to traditional sexual morality.

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fasces can smell a libertarian from a mile away

read about it somewhere, something about the brain being adapted to identifying predators to ones young

Ok, so what is the NRx position on economics? Is it more economically left (communism, socialism, etc.), right(capitalism, free trade, laissez-faire, etc.), or third position (distributism, corporatism, protectionism, etc.)?

There's a split between people who brought their libertarianism into this and people who are more third positionist or simply are apathetic about it

Which isn't too different from the dissident right at large

I suspect it will cause issues/a schism later down the line

I don't think there is a unified nrx economic theory

The whole bitching about Keith Woods etc. could be seen as this beginning

it's not really a focus of it

Ok, I guess I fall into the more third position. I like capitalism, but regulated and I’m a protectionist.

yeah I mean it's worth noting that the Free Market religion is fairly recent

capitalism doesn't have to be neoconservatism/neoliberalism

I like a mixed economy with protectionism. Corporations at this point have become corporate fiefdoms/oligarchies which need to be brought in line

Isn’t capitalism more of a classical liberalism concept?

Depends on what type of capitalism

Oh ok

Classical liberalism as espoused by Smith never was really implemented in his time

it's almost as if economics is context-dependent and blindly following some gay ideology is an infantile reductionist position

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Only post war we actually seriously enforced free trade

I personally am kinda apathetic to economics though if I had to choose one it would probably be regulated capitalism

capitalism is fine, it just needs to be constrained based on the economic and political realities of the time

which it already is