Are there right wing postmodernists
Are there right wing postmodernists
Jackson Moore
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Ian Phillips
The rising group of state-power conservatives tends to engage with critical theory. People like Gladden Pappin and James Poulos. Though this is very much a recent trend.
Tyler Long
critics of it I guess
Caleb Ramirez
>The majority of right wing people in USA are postmodernists. No substance, no affect, just shallow displays of power.
Nathaniel Diaz
Nietzsche, sorta.
Ayden Harris
dugin
Zachary Thompson
This image fills me with rage. The best proof of a people being completely alienated from everything outside their clean gray suburban hellscape is the reification of "Nature" like this shit here. Their "nature" is a place to load up the SUV with bikes and beer and vacation at for a weekend, or hang up paintings of over the fake gas fireplace, or donate to conserve at the supermarket - basically, a commodity. A man who has to live with nature every day, to endure it, to witness it all its indifference and horror - he wouldn't be caught dead spouting some shit like "nature is my church XD". Never thought anyone could be as retarded as New Age hippies and nazis combined but here you are.
Leo Clark
you never heard of pagans? what exactly is wrong with saying nature is my church? nature is as indifferent as god. do you also seethe at deists?
Camden Thomas
i agree that ecofascists and people who post pics of nature and shit on their facebook walls are cringe but you sound like you never met someone who lives away from urban centres. not all of them have to "endure" nature, some places are really nice to live at and their inhabitants love it and despise the chaotic nature of cities.
t. raised in a small city while having several relatives who lived in small countryside properties all their lives
Ian Miller
Pagans of the sort the Christians genocided 1000 years ago are not my concern here. They had natural gods who presided over various areas of their everyday life and they saw the workings of these gods everywhere. An authentic religion.
My concern is the type of """pagan""" who doesn't see the workings of these natural gods in his boring suburb because 'nature' obviously can't be found here, 'nature' is that stuff over there! In that government-protected national park! Nature is trees and flowers and wolves and deer! Not humans and concrete and pigeons!
It's a fucking dumb understanding of the idea of nature. The planet is constantly changing. A million years ago there was a completely different set of plants, animals, and landscapes, and a billion years ago it was all just rock and sludge and amoebas, was that 'nature'? Is 'nature' the particular state of flora and fauna and geography of a certain snapshot in the earth's history? Because that's what your image implies.