Comments by "Voryn Rosethorn" (@vorynrosethorn903) on "The Anthropology of the Right" video.

  1. It has been captured, and must be retaken as the form of is in is nothing less than sacrilegious.
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  2. I want a new Christendom run by King's under the Christian authority of the Emperor of Rome, so how things were until fairly recently in the west (it's hard to say when it ended, in some sense the Holy Roman Emperor lost power with the reformation, but it was abolished in the time of Napoleon, the King of Prussia had a fight with Bismarck over his feudal loyalties to the hapsbergs, and in the 1900's the Austrian Emperor used his ancient power to veto a candidate for pope), and in 1917 in the East. That means a militarist Christianity, one willing to act with force for the salvation of the faithful, and a social hierarchy steeped in responsibility and deep social bonds. The Christianity of the future must unify the disparate people's of the west, but be particular to them, not betraying its own people for a universalist vision. Something localised, but unified in a patriarchal hierarchy and with the ability to act as a single whole against the outside. In short I want a perfected version of the civilisation we were shaped within, a civilisation that fights against the natural sins of man while protecting itself from the enemies without. I am also an imperialist, but I don't see any worth in ruling other people's, the loyalty of the empire should be towards it's own, and only it's own. Basically I believe in a unified Christian monarchy (based in an aristocracy of responsibility rather than a managerial class that alienates themselves from it) by and for European people's exclusively though I suppose we could cut a deal with the east asians if they convert (we already tolerate the Slavs, Magyar and Finns, lol). But all lands outside of this are territory to be reclaimed in the name and by the power of God and resettled by our people. We must start with our homeland, and with the recreation of community, authority and justice before the eyes of God (namely a total intolerance towards evil, and thus liberalism).
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  3. In other senses Christianity in its traditional form is also very much the continuation of Rome, but yes it is also intrinsically Germanic, and the Germanics are intrinsically Christian after centuries of having every element of their existence shaped by it. In a sense Christianity is the Pagan religion of Europe, especially when it's opponents lay their ideologies on a rejection of Christ and a desecration of divine patriarchy (so the representation of God the father).
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  4. Good enough.
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  5. God, King, Fatherland.
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