*finishes philosophy*
>>8047476
evolas "esoteric traditionalism" would have gotten him laughed at as a fedora tipping man babby well before the french revolution
>>8047476
More like finishes cocks
>>8047478
Well-born, not of managerial bourgeoisie races like jews, britons, saxons/thuringians
He's right and absolute monarchism is the greatest form of government, just look at the longest lasting and largest empires. They started as absolute monarchist but after a switch to more democratic forms of government they fell.
>>8047476
He's right, you know.
The historical precedents of modernity were aberrations.
And modern philosophers, like some Zizek or any other physiognomic dolt, are mostly being eclectic with those who came before modernity.
>>8047476
*tipping intensifies*
>>8047487
The British are a bourgeois race? The people who built the largest empire of all time? Look, if you're going to be a reactionary, at least don't be a dumbass about it.
>>8047555
Just because you tag it "empire" doesn't mean it's actually imperial.
Magna Cartha and all that.
>>8047555
>The people who built the largest empire of all time?
Pales in comparison to US economic, military, and cultural hegemony
>>8047555
>it's big so its good and made achievements
is Evola becoming the new meme philosopher?
>>8047612
Evola's philosophy is an eternal, perennial, primordial meme aka Tradition.
>>8047612
I think more of /pol/ is coming in, so that makes sense.
>>8047612
He is baseline. Memes are spikes
>>8047641
Evola goes way over the average /pol/ users head.
>>8047685
your a dorable
>>8047573
Not an empire.
>>8047495
you have no idea what you're talking about.
>being a pseudo-Hindu heathen who sympathizes with Islam was the principle held by all aristocrats before the French Revolution
>>8048529
Evola didn't sympathize with Islam, that was Guenon
>>8047476
That sentence doesn't even make grammatical sense, let alone substantial.
>>8049281
It's probably just a shitty translation.
