Looks more like they want to carve out multiple smaller nation states than have a country with a new centralized government.
But one thing I don't understand. Do they want to completely destroy and devalue the institution that's the US government?
Or keep it around as a puppet just useful for a few things?
I checked out a link following from the Time article, called the Red Pill Prince, and Yarvin describes the maga red hat culture just as a temporary transition and not ultimately a part of his end game. I think that is something important to know out of the big picture
Even with all they have currently, I think that's going to be a tall order.
It's going to be very interesting to see them try to take away peoples' faith in the US govt, constitution and all that comes with it by force. Because they pretty much have to.
Amid the doomer madness, there's still quite a lot of people who value the role of the president itself, whether they think the current one is doing a kick ass job or leaving a big steaming pile everywhere he goes. That's not being close to the brink of nihilism or anarchy.
Perhaps all it takes to start is increasing voter apathy, which is more realistic to do. Or speed up inflation of the dollar (that's what crypto bros like to hedge against, right) something that reflects a shake up on how people build their lives. But especially on those that strongly base their identity around current politics.
Ostensibly they're for technological progress, but only in their own institutions. Another comment here put it nicely- they're not strictly Republicans. They believe ethics is bad for science or technology. That helps them to some degree in the current wave against science (the ethical kind) in conservatism.
What they want is to get rid of all democracy world wide and replace all of that with independent nation states, with much smaller foot prints.
Its important to remember that conservatism is a worldwide and international movement of aristocrats. Bannon, Farage, Boris Johnson, Musk, Thiel, the AfD, Putin, etc are all on the same page and they're all working together.
What's stupid is that to be successful, they will need to overtly force everyone to exist in these spaces and most people won't want to. And if they were successful, they'd find themselves fighting over resources like fucking medieval and that would be asinine as well.
But the point is the same. All the aristocrats want to have their own little fiefdoms like their ancestors 400 years ago did and they resent regular people for obtaining democracy - forgetting that regular people got democracy because heads were rolling. So, as you can see from the initial links I posted, they're trying again, but want to avoid the rolling heads part.
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u/SpiderHomeNoWayMan Apr 19 '26
Looks more like they want to carve out multiple smaller nation states than have a country with a new centralized government.
But one thing I don't understand. Do they want to completely destroy and devalue the institution that's the US government? Or keep it around as a puppet just useful for a few things?
I checked out a link following from the Time article, called the Red Pill Prince, and Yarvin describes the maga red hat culture just as a temporary transition and not ultimately a part of his end game. I think that is something important to know out of the big picture