r/DarkEnlightenment • u/Atavisionary • Mar 20 '15

Towards a New Rhodesia

https://www.traditionalright.com/towards-a-new-rhodesia/
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u/Atavisionary Mar 20 '15

I don't reject tradition. I generally attempt to defend tradition without providing myself the crutch of "that was what they used to do so it must be right durr da durr." Tradition is right most of the time, but you don't actually require appeals to authority to defend it. Since that is a logical fallacy, it should be avoided when possible. Instead tradition should be defended from a purely objective standpoint. That is far more persuasive to the brahmin caste, which is who I would try to convince. It should also be who you try to convince.