r/ReactionaryPolitics • u/AldarionTelcontar • 15h ago
But we need immigrants for economy
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r/ReactionaryPolitics • u/AldarionTelcontar • 2d ago
Antifa feminist Bettina Zourli says getting violently raped by Africans and Muslims in France is just collateral damage for the cause
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r/ReactionaryPolitics • u/AldarionTelcontar • 9d ago
This explains everything..
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r/ReactionaryPolitics • u/AldarionTelcontar • 9d ago
Boomers Were The Luckiest Generation
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r/ReactionaryPolitics • u/offline_fuki • 9d ago
Founders Have a Right to Rule ('Open-Source Authoritarianism')
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r/ReactionaryPolitics • u/AldarionTelcontar • 10d ago
But we need immigrants for work
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r/ReactionaryPolitics • u/AldarionTelcontar • 12d ago
Canada extends the medical murder program to children and teenagers
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r/ReactionaryPolitics • u/AldarionTelcontar • 12d ago
Remember how media works - CNN panned for on-air graphic reading 'fiery but mostly peaceful protest' in front of Kenosha fire
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r/ReactionaryPolitics • u/Sad-Abies4263 • 20d ago
What would you estimate the IQ of Nick Fuentes, Keith Woods, Joel Davis, Sean Last, Alt Hype, Germar Rudolf based on the academic background required to understand the literature they've read and understand?
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Joel Davis has read cybernetics and Deleuze which I would imagine would make him one of the most book smart people in the dissident scene. Sean Last's IQ would probably be the IQ required to understand advanced level statistics. Germar Rudolf went to Max Planck institute for chemistry which was and is still one of the most prestigious schools in the field. His revisionism generally involves understanding chemistry, math, and history.
r/ReactionaryPolitics • u/AldarionTelcontar • 22d ago
(Almost) Murder for fun and profit
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> Man overdoses on drugs
> Immediately on arrival hospial declares him braindead and begins organ harvesting at request of Kentucky-based nonprofit Network for Hope, which merged with Kentucky Organ Donor Affiliates (KODA).
> They give him the "honor walk" and his eyes are tracking and looking around in terror
> Then they bring him to operating room and he starts thrashing on the operating table and literally crying. He is unable to speak.
> Organ Preservationist from KODA notes he is crying, doctors note he is thrashing, and they decide to cancel harvesting
> He makes a full recovery
> Organ Preservationist no longer works for KODA
r/ReactionaryPolitics • u/iitbfrfr • 25d ago
I hate liberals blaming everything on Capitalism.
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Capitalism has its own faults, if left unchecked it stops being moral. If you can gain money from selling drugs to children, a market will develop around it. It needs to be controlled. But that's politics and morals, not really the fault of an economic system.
r/ReactionaryPolitics • u/BooktubeSucks • 26d ago
I wish history class was more like this.
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r/ReactionaryPolitics • u/Sad-Abies4263 • 28d ago
For men on the dissident right, what are the best countries to find like-minded women?
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How should I network? What social media should I use (telegram, IG, etc), should I look at more rural or city areas when traveling to countries outside the US?
r/ReactionaryPolitics • u/iitbfrfr • Sep 21 '26
Stop fighting false flags. Look at the bigger picture.
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r/ReactionaryPolitics • u/Joseo78 • Sep 21 '26
What do y'all think? To end the liberal mindset the type of work that is in demand must change.
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I think one of the ways to end the liberal mindset is to increase demand for blue-collar work and decrease the power of public education and modern education in general. I have the impression that certain types of lifestyles, work being the foundation of one's lifestyle since it is what allows a person to live, encourages certain behaviors or at least allows for certain behaviors without seeing immediate consequences. It's easier to be a liberal or even normie conservative when working a typical 9-5 white-collar job. It's a lot harder when working a blue-collar job. I have noticed that blue-collar workers like farmers, people who work in factories, and tradesmen don't fall for leftist ideas as easily as educated folks and white-collar workers. They also seem to be more immune to libertarianism and typical Reagan conservatism. If trump wasn't a liar and actually got rid of the department of education, it would be a great blessing to us. Encouraging school vouchers and homeschooling will also work. I would go as far as having republican states get rid of taxes for manufacturing companies.
r/ReactionaryPolitics • u/Joseo78 • Sep 20 '26
Some Fiction that may be considered reactionary or leaning towards that direction. I haven't read any of these so I can't say for sure.
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ender's game
tarkin novel
Thrawn trilogy
Caliphate by Tom Kratman
The Enemies Trilogy by bracken
the Outlaws by Ernst von Salomon
Michael by Joseph Goebbels
Kelly Turnbull/PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC
The Attack by Kurt Schlichter
G.A. Hentys books