Category: Left and Right

The Radical Roundtable

Todd Lewis bravely attempts to referee a battle royal. Tonight will be episode 0 of my livestream Round-table. I will be joined by Alex Brewster (anarcho-capitalism), Alex Fontana (alternative-right), Brent Lengel (anarcho-communist), Caleb Maupin (marxist), and Sean (MGTOW). The goal of this livestream, and subsequent ones, will be […]

Jeffrey Tucker on the Problems of the Alt-Right

Watch Derrick Broze’s interview with Jeffrey Tucker here. I disagree with Tucker’s treatment of Richard Spencer at the Students for Liberty conference. It should be possible for libertarians, anarchists, left-libertarians and Alt-Rightists to engage in civilized debate and discussion. Tucker also exaggerates the Trumpian threat with the Nazi […]

Bizarro World is Here

From Andy Nowicki: Gender traditionalists are wildly cheering a woman standing up to male chauvinists. Feminists are harrumphing over this gesture and defending social customs that require women to be submissive to men… In other news, conservatives are angry with the CIA and view the American deep state […]

Against the “Anti-Fascist” Creeps

A Review of Alexander Reid-Ross’ “Against the Fascist Creep” by Keith Preston Academic Gloss for the Antifa For decades, a minor cottage industry of professional “anti-racists” and “anti-fascists” has existed for the purpose of perpetually sounding the alarm about the imminent threat posed by supposed “far right extremists.” […]

Robert Stark interviews The Adventure Kid

Stark Truth. Listen here.                   Robert Stark and Co-host Pilleater talk to rhe Adventure Kid. His Moniker is based on the erotic manga series Adventure Kid. The Adventure Kid describes himself as a Locofoco, Jeffersonian, Red Tory, Christian anarchist. and Socially Conservative Socialist Topics: Robert and […]

2nd American Civil War

By Colt Survivalist Boards For those of you who don’t know me, I have extensive history and connections in leftist activism from previous movements, but I’m essentially a pariah now because I split with them when the the SJWs seized power from the older relatively moderate activists and […]

Responding to the Fascist Creep

An interesting interview with an “anti-fascist” that references the concept of pan-secessionism. Here’s the relevant excerpt: Without understanding the way that those ambiguous ideas are applied in different milieus, like with national anarchism and autonomous nationalism and those sorts of things, radicals can fall for easy platitudes. Pan-secessionism […]

The Age of Humanism is Ending

I’d say this article is hysterical leftist paranoia. Neoliberalism and cultural leftism are friends, not enemies. The inequality of wealth that we see rising is similar to what happened during the industrial revolution when the rise of the liberal bourgeoisie paralleled the growth the proletarian class. It’s amazing […]

The Future of the Left is Local

Heavy Anglo-Orthodox The Democrats’ loss on the eighth of November this year can, and still should, be made into a teachable moment for the American left and left-of-centre. The Democrats thought that they could win an election, under our current electoral rules, on the strength of a coalition […]

The Civil Society/State Dichotomy

By Chris Shaw Gramsci rightly identifies that in the modern political environment, simply recognising actors as either public or private, in the realm of states or markets respectively, is problematic. Unfortunately the crux of international political economy has accepted this modernist doctrine, tacitly deifying the rationalist discourses of […]

What the Alt-Right Really Means

By Christopher Caldwell New York Times Not even those most depressed about Donald J. Trump’s election and what it might portend could have envisioned the scene that took place just before Thanksgiving in a meeting room a few blocks from the White House. The white nationalist Richard B. […]

Too Much Stigma, Not Enough Persuasion

A leftist writer describes how the Left has managed to shoot itself in the ass by acting like fools. By Conor Friedersdorf The Atlantic The coalition that opposes Donald Trump needs to get better at persuading fellow citizens and winning converts, rather than leaning so heavily on stigmatizing […]