Right As Usual

I've been reading Jacobite - an online magazine dedicated to:  philosophy, cultural analysis, exit, and post-politics.  It has interesting content, and is worth looking at. One article that caught my eye - it has to do with the idea that the Right can't merely be non-Left. They have to embody a way of living that is more than just an angry anti-whatever. Felix Miller, the author, also pushes against the idea of The Red Pill Moment - that conversion to Right Thinking comes as a bolt of enlightenment.  Instead, he argues, living the Right Life is a process, rooted in a way of living that cherishes, and takes delight in, the underlying cultural foundations. Another article explains a phenomenon I've long wondered about - why on Earth would someone engage in actions that have a low likelihood of success, and a high likelihood of jail time? Wonder no more.  And, there are some practical suggestions for activities for Would-Be Hardcore. Share