Comments by "Voryn Rosethorn" (@vorynrosethorn903) on "The Coming Far Right Backlash" video.

  1. From what I've seen most of them have gone increasingly Christian, though some of the less reflective ones only starting to head down that track.
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  2. The British government received a backlash so strong they thought if would topple the government in 1890's when it was revealed that child prostitution was a thing that existed in Britain, look at us now. It is imperative that all rightminded people in this country start organising yesterday or as close to it as possible.
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  3. Marxist are beyond corrupt, they are practically Satanists. Isis has a better human rights record, are less delusional and aren't as cultlike.
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  4. They were not oppressed in western society objectively (which is thanks to Christianity), in other societies the fact that women are social conformists meant that they were the biggest supporters of the establishment which restricted their freedom and enforced it in the interest of their sons, fathers were a counter force attempting to protect daughters but usually failed as they left the family upon marriage.
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  5. A couple of points, Logic, rationality and belief in objective truth are literally Christian dogmas, it comes from believing in a rational God, no other societies have this to the same extreme and the left has rejected it with postmodernism, or the belief that literally everything is dictated by power. The right needs to organise massively, they are very much on the back foot and they also need to come up with that unified theology you are talking about. Christianity is going to win but it will be toothless unless is is a more pure form of Christianity which rejects the enlightenment and generally the individualist interpretation with underpins Protestantism, personally I think the winning theology will come from Protestantism in terms of its origin but in actual dogma and nature it will be a masculine and fanatical iteration of medieval Catholicism. It is forgotten that most of the violence of mass executions and the like were post-medieval, however I think that this movement will inevitably learn from the communists and offer repentance or death as the only option. Expect a population explosion, new colonisation, anti-Muslim genocide in Europe and near constant Crusades against any holdouts in the world. State power will also almost certainly decline, a very English interpretation of legal rights and personal freedom and the return of monarchy as a system of civil government (if the British royal family don't mess up there reputation they could end up in charge of the US again, though if that happened their lack of practical power would only empower the theocrats). Expect moral crusades like those of the Imperial British against slavery to be enacted against South American drug cartels and any and all types of human trafficking. Ironically the biggest upset to this new order would likely be India as they both have nukes and are pagan, Russia and China are already in danger of flipping elites, China would probably end up with an emperor but I can't say other than that and in Russia the orthodox would bring the Romanovs back and pretend the revolution never happened. In the case of moderation factors inbuilt in the enlightenment would simply try to destroy our society like they have for the past two centuries (e.g. The assumption of a particular social context created by the implementation of Christianity for over a millennia being universal and innate to man and the whole Rousseau literally inverting the Christian moral system and then setting everyone off on a path to a false utopia thing). We gone though a continual back and forth as a result of it, with society itself degrading each time. If this doesn't get sorted now with will likely be suffering under a see sawing decline for centuries to come until there arises a barbarian group strong enough to finally take us behind the barn.
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  6. The Nazis were race socialists. There has been no great right wing pushback since the Christian revival of the 19th century, things have only heading in a singular direction.
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