What books should I read if I'm interested in Eco-Fascism?
(Deep ecology, green anarchism and different strains of tribalism/primitivism recs are welcome)
What books should I read if I'm interested in Eco-Fascism?
Owen Barnes
Jayden Reyes
Ishmael
Carter Price
That finnish faggot
Joseph Gonzalez
Desert Solitaire. It unironically turned me into a closed-borders anti-immigration zealot despite otherwise being a leftist.
Robert Moore
Eco-facism doesn't exist, your faggot furfag.
Justin Hill
t. reactionary fag
Anyhow, enjoying Derrick Jensen's Endgame thus far. And somewhat unrelated, Tom Hodgkinson's books (less green, more libertarian) are quite good as an argument for the rejection of consumerism and a return to low time preference.
Jason Nguyen
Austin Ward
In the same vein, you should also read Ludwig Klages' "Biocentric Worldview" (worth reading his "Cosmogenic Reflections" as well).
Blake Young
Derrick Jensen is a homo
Mason Anderson
Holy shit 8 replies and no mention of the unabomber. Well done Yea Forums.
Hudson Perez
Eh, I'd have him shot myself, but he's one of the most radical leftist environmentalist writers.
Tyler Nelson
Unabomber didn't advocate for any kind of primitive life. He was a nihilist at its finest.
Benjamin Wright
the georgics
Joseph Collins
Because he's an anarco-primitivist, not an eco-fascist, and retarded to boot.
Henry Sullivan
For as long as I have been on this board, I have never seen anyone actually explain what ecofascism even is. And why the hell are ecofascism and green anarchism being treated as part of the same thing as if anons don't know what either fascism or anarchism mean?
Gabriel Hill
there is nothing to explain
majority of these ecofascism threads are more atomwaffen/o9a/readsiege larping in order to bait people into doing dumb shit
should have been obvious from the op's pic
Lincoln Ross
How is he a nihilist?
Asher Jenkins
It's a blanket term for several currents and not an ideology proper (just like 20th century Third Position ideologies gathered under the label of Fascism).
Eco-Fascism is the ideology of the man riding the tiger - system will collapse sooner or later, so you instead focus on your own betterment and that of your local (militant) community. Everything within the tribe, nothing outside the tribe, nothing against the tribe
As for green anarchism and ecofascism, both champion the cause of nature and seek to undermine the State - the first out of communist idealism(s), the latter as to establish warrior aristocracies amidst the ruins - from Mannerbund to Ordensstaat.
Yet not even a single mention of Siege before you came along.
That being said, Attomwaffen are faggots, but Flecktarn is aesthetic, so there's that in regards to the picture.
t. OP
Austin Gonzalez
abandon the tangled death cult and embrace Helios rejuvenation
Nolan Lee
I found some amazing book recently on "green fascism" or "ecofascism," that went through the twentieth century and showed how it's an old idea with fascist and pre-fascist precursors. The book was anti-ecofascism but still a good intellectual history.
All I know is that it had a green cover and was somewhat short. Does anyone know what I mean? I know this is a longshot. I could have sworn it was called something like "Green Fascism."
Brody Powell
What about Pope Francis' "Laudato Si"? Has anyone here read it, besides me? It's a very anti-industrial society thing, I think Uncle Ted would probably like it.