By “nationalism”, I am not referring to the crass flag-and-dirt worship popularized as “patriotism”, which demands unwavering belief in the legitimacy and necessity of the state. Nationalism is allegiance and solidarity towards a respective collective or “nation”--a neology intended to subvert the notion that a nation is a state.
Furthermore, the list demonstrates an ideological diversity among American Renaissance’s readership that is shamelessly washed over by Prof. Sussman. Revilo Oliver is of course mentioned despite getting a mere ten votes, but Richard Herrnstein, a Jew, with nine votes goes unmentioned.
I don’t know what the protocol is for authors who feel that their work has been misrepresented by a reviewer, but my sense is that an author anxious for reviews does not help his cause if he jumps down the throat of the first person who reviews his book. So I don’t come here to do that.
The "anti-hate" group "FCK8" enlisted a bunch of little girls donned in princess gear to spew vulgarities and say "fuck" like they were in a Quentin Tarantino-film... if Quentin Tarantino was a woman and made a film attacking the dreaded patriarchy.
On Sunday, Black protesters once again popped up at a sporting event attended by Whites to demand justice for “gentle giant” Michael Brown. This time they felt like they could get away with more and were far more aggressive when dealing with Whites. They were partially right.
The beauty of women is the latest standard to come under attack, with the implied notion that all women are beautiful no matter what size or predilection. That’s why concerns about the dangers of obesity and the natural aversion to it are now deemed “fat shaming.”
The interesting neoreactionary website *Social Matter* conducted an in-depth interview with Radix’s own Michael McGregor and Gregory Hood on the subjects of Identitarianism, the Dark Enlightenment, and what separates our ideology from the growing NRx scene.
Presidential hopeful Rand Paul surpassed previous expectations for how low he would sink in his insufferable “outreach” to minorities when he visited Ferguson, Missouri, this week.
Never in my life have I faced such adversity . . . never have I been so inspired.
By now, you’ve probably heard the stories coming out Budapest: our conference being [banned] by the Hungarian Prime Minister . . . our [perseverance and willingness to take a stand] for our ideals . . . our speakers being [threatened] with deportation . . . my arrest and imprisonment by the Hungarian state for [thought-crimes] . . . and our event taking place, against all odds.
