Conservatives tend to be law-and-order types who nonetheless are not in favor of rules. Rules are inflexible; they allow wrong-headed people to easily circumnavigate them as they are written and violate them in spirit, and they tend to punish right-headed people in complicated situations. What we prefer are ideals which are expressed through a form [...]
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The Stark Truth: Notes from Brett Stevens, Part 2
The second part of the written interview with verbal discussion by Robert Stark over at Voice of Reason Radio, a non-partisan radio show that explores alternatives to modern politics and includes emphasis on nationalism, continues what was discussed in the first part. You can hear the audio broadcast part 1, part 2 on the Voice [...]
Brett Stevens interview on Voice of Reason Radio
Robert Stark over a voice of Reason Radio, a non-partisan radio show that explores alternatives to modern politics and includes emphasis on nationalism, has conducted a radio interview with me. Or rather, because a live radio interview wasn’t possible, has conducted a written interview and then discussed it on the radio. You can hear the [...]
“Masculinity Versus the Age of the Chinless” on In Mala Fide
As part of my community outreach, I’ve contributed a piece to notorious men’s rights/post-conservative blog In Mala Fide. This particular piece addresses the assault on masculinity from those who wish to divide it as a concept and by creating a false concept of it, thus obscure what men need to do in order to reclaim [...]
The art of commentary
What does this picture have to do with what follows? Nothing! But it was too good to waste. So now to business… Here’s something unusual… Amerika.org is an unusual place, dealing in unusual fare, and, not surprisingly, it has unusual commenters. If you think about this, is becomes apparent. What sort of people read these [...]
Brett Stevens on Majority Rights
Hoping not to be an egomaniac, but to spread the word about a piece of writing I’m proud of, I’ll mention this here: I have a guest piece on the well-known white nationalistish blog Majority Rights. I am not a white nationalist, and never will be; I am not a racist, and never will be. [...]
The Glory of Philosophy
I recently came across a debate, or rather, fight, between people arguing whether or not philosophic quotations were worthwhile or useless. Allow me to clear up this important matter as well as the misunderstandings surrounding it. Amerika.org calls itself ‘New Right’. I hung out with New Right people during my youth. Friends of my cousin. [...]
Linkpost 07-24-11
Anders Behring Breivik was conservative lite and no nationalist. All of the clues point to American libertarian-left mimicry in Scandinavia gone wrong as would be expected. It’s like German national socialism emulation in an American midwest, non-historic recreation, neo-nazi protest march complete with period flags and costumes. Ridiculous! Super capitalism. Eugenics as a consumer option. [...]
On valour
The good guys never get a break. They are always outnumbered, always undersupplied, always short on people understanding what they’re doing. Good is a measurement of consequences; bad insists that we measure methods, and appearances, instead. More commonly than not, you have to do some scary stuff in order to get good results. Our ancestors [...]
No pandering
To be right, you study the situation, form a hypothesis, test it and repeat until you’ve refined your understanding. To be popular, you come up with an unusual-sounding idea, put a lot of drama in it, and then repeat it until there are a lot of people who agree clustered around you. This blog will [...]
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