Is 'riding the tiger' the ultimate redpill?
Julius Evola
Charles Jackson
Michael Taylor
Throwing out reactionary trash and reading actual theory is the ultimate redpill.
Isaac Cooper
Caesarism will eventually come back, whether you like it or not. Daily reminder.
Isaac Jones
cyclical history is retarded
Aiden Walker
It actually makes a lot of sense.
Ayden Brooks
if you are simple minded
Jacob Bailey
If you observe history.
Parker Ortiz
>Reading actual """"""theory""""""
don't forget that theory, the theory that you're speaking of, is a relatively recent and highly subversive phenomenon founded almost entirely by marxists and jews. stop pretending its prestigious or more legitimate than any other form of sociology or philosophy. it's not.
Jackson Ramirez
Linear history is dumber though.
Gabriel Gonzalez
Why can't you retards finally admit that history doesn't make sense and that we simply don't know where the fuck we're going.
Jackson Reyes
But at least it’s not retarded new age mumbo-jumbo like Evola. As bad as theory can be sometimes, Evola is just a notch removed from juvenile Lord of the Rings LARPing like Varg’s garbage or bullshit like Aleister Crowley or Blavatsky without Crowley’s sense of humour or Blavatsky’s spastic weirdness.
Oliver Brooks
I didnt say anything about linear history
which you have read none of
Xavier Powell
Funny you should say that, seeing as I've read adorno, Deleuze, and Foucault, and you haven't read Evola.
Christian Richardson
>dude lmfao we can just keep growing forever fuck yeah capitalism
I never get why people who aren't gazillionaires are Liberals. Perhaps a leather fetish drives them to lick boots?
Mason White
I literally said nothing about that
Jackson Jackson
please see the gif in the OP, faggots. honkler jumps around riding the tiger. cheers to whoever made it.
Jacob Carter
This.
Aaron Wilson
Most liberals are just afraid that going far right or left is going to lead to a disaster and bloodshed. It's a basically centrist position, and the 20th century does give them a bit of an argument.
It's a naive view because liberal states don't just stay how they are, they move in a predictable direction that eventually undermines the system they liked in the first place, but this could be said of practically any form of government/economy.
Isaiah White
You literally did, though, when you stated that you're implicitly a liberal.
Why are you so afraid of even the notion of not being part of the herd? Does the yoke around your neck weigh so much that you cannot even consider to raise it up and look around you?
Ian Foster
unless you're some outlaw bank robber or a warlord you're still part of a herd
Julian Taylor
wow so deep bro
Carson Rogers
Same level as depth as saying belonging to society is being a herd.
Ryan Hall
>saying reactionary like it's a bad thing
Grayson Bell
What's the relationship between Evola and Spengler?
Parker Edwards
Yes and no.
Jaxson Gray
care to elaborate?
Joseph Jenkins
Oh, how I despise you.
Adam Rivera
Not him but he has a point and so do you. Evola is shit tier even if he is heading in turn right direction. He is a midwit, or at best an idiot savant. Inferior in all ways to Guenon which is not only more intelligent but much more lucid. Evola has the physiognomy of a car mechanic. Guenon looks like a genius.
Angel Davis
"Riding the tiger" is a really vague imperative that doesn't elaborate a clear path of action. It's only a redpill if it bears meaning; in other words, while it points out what is to be ridden (the tiger), it doesn't teach you how to ride. Learning how to ride is the only-just-implied redpill in this imperative. But I dare say that many who think they're riding the tiger are already in its claws; or else they may even be the tiger's claws themselves.
Jason Sanchez
What was Guéno's solution? Converting to Islam?
Charles Jenkins
Reading Man And His Technics should be a requirement for posting in Spengler threads.
Levi Johnson
The ultimate redpill is to see modernity as something that has to be surpassed, but which was necessary for taking the next step towards a new restoration of the traditional values. Finally denying both Modernity and the Ancient Regime.
Luis Reyes
No.
Guenon thought traditional Catholicism was the best religion for Europe
Jackson Sanchez
Do as I say not as I do, I suppose?
Owen Turner
Why did he LARP as a Muslim then?
Luis Smith
willful ignorance is also retarded
Jacob Carter
Guénon and Evola shit all over Catholicism. I don't think either of them liked it. This is one of the reasons I don't take them too seriously. They seem to love all religions, EXCEPT Catholicism. This is more true for Evola than Guénon. Guénon seemed to like Catholicism but thought it was lacking an initiatory side. That's why he converted to Islam supposedly , in order to find an unbroken initiatory chain. I think his choice was lamentable. Imagine leaving the one true religion in order to larp as an "initiated one" among copper-toned Egyptians. Sad!
Carson Clark
Massive cringe alert
Scurry back to your trash board
Landon Stewart
I was moreso hating on him for his passive nods to Blavatsky and Crowley, who I hate. Evola is not on their depth of shitty nonsense, he at least writes well and does not claim to have met demonic apparitions.
I am also not /pol/ incarnate, I am an Evola fan but also a Deleuze/Guattari fan.