Traditionalism and Fascism

DarthOne

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There's a reason why I call myself a traditionalist....
 

Abhishekm

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That is why I'm for moving marrages back to pre-Romeo-and-Juiliet.
Honestly after a certain point I've got to ask whats even the point of state sanctioned marriage? Like I get it legal protections and all but its not like that even factors into things like child custody or asset divisions much anymore from the looks of it.

Is a minimal increase in tax free income worth it? Would you even care about people who would decide against getting married if wasn't for thr tax breaks?

Edit: Ok, I am failing at this. How do you post a picture directly again?
 
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Urabrask Revealed

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Edit: Ok, I am failing at this. How do you post a picture directly again?
Depends. Is it from another site? Then click on the picture icon between the chain-links and the smile in roughly the middle of the text-box. You will see a box where you copy-paste the link-adress of your picture. Do that, and the picture should appear in your post then.
 

DocSolarisReich

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Because it used to be the most important financial contract in a persons lifetime and the contract needed enforced. All the same reasons we have laws about contracts governing car ownership apply to marraiges.

Not just that, but the family is the ur-form of the State. All authority derives from Paternal authority. Thus the 'state' as such and the 'family' as such are two forms of the same thing.

"Authority begins in the family. Without the Pater Familias, there can be no Authority, even in the State." ~ Aimez Loyaute
 

GoldRanger

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Not just that, but the family is the ur-form of the State. All authority derives from Paternal authority. Thus the 'state' as such and the 'family' as such are two forms of the same thing.

"Authority begins in the family. Without the Pater Familias, there can be no Authority, even in the State." ~ Aimez Loyaute
That's just fascism, not reality.
 

GoldRanger

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Nope. fascism is leftist ,and as any other leftist movement made family part of state,when in all normal christian states familes was first and more important.
The idea that the state is an "extended family" and needs to dominate you using a father dynamic is textbook fascism, Mussolini was literally called "father" in Italy. The question of whether it should be considered left wing or right wing is another matter entirely.
 

Cherico

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The idea that the state is an "extended family" and needs to dominate you using a father dynamic is textbook fascism, Mussolini was literally called "father" in Italy. The question of whether it should be considered left wing or right wing is another matter entirely.


I think we are talking past each other.

Your talking about the idea in a top down manner.

He probally means it in a bottom up manner, there is a big difference between the two.

The idea of the family as the building block of society and then scalling things to larger levels is a pretty old one with the idea that parents have ultiment athority over their children and that there is a private sphere that should ideally be left unmolested by the larger public sphere.
 

GoldRanger

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I think we are talking past each other.

Your talking about the idea in a top down manner.

He probally means it in a bottom up manner, there is a big difference between the two.

The idea of the family as the building block of society and then scalling things to larger levels is a pretty old one with the idea that parents have ultiment athority over their children and that there is a private sphere that should ideally be left unmolested by the larger public sphere.
I prefer to think of politicians as civil servants rather than as parents, no matter how you scale it.
 

Scottty

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I prefer to think of politicians as civil servants rather than as parents, no matter how you scale it.

In practice, many of them are neither.
Political officeholders who thought of themselves as "parents" might feel more obligation towards the wellbeing of their "children" than do a lot of the modern crowd - who treat being elected as a blank cheque to do whatever they like.
 

GoldRanger

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In practice, many of them are neither.
Political officeholders who thought of themselves as "parents" might feel more obligation towards the wellbeing of their "children" than do a lot of the modern crowd - who treat being elected as a blank cheque to do whatever they like.
That's true. However, we need to do everything to steer society to view politicians as civil servants rather than as parents. A servant is supposed to do your bidding, he can advise but can never decide for you, the final decision must always be yours. A parent, however, can completely ignore his child's wishes or any input if he perceives that his actions are beneficial for his child - whether he's right or not. That's no less terrible than a purely self-interested sociopath at the helm.
 

Abhorsen

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Oh I agree. Holding political office should be seen as a position of duty and responsibility, not as one of status and privilege.
And a society with a ruling class that sees the rest of the population as being like children is inherently a tyrannical one - whether the tyranny is well-meaning nor not.


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ATP

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The idea that the state is an "extended family" and needs to dominate you using a father dynamic is textbook fascism, Mussolini was literally called "father" in Italy. The question of whether it should be considered left wing or right wing is another matter entirely.

Again,nope.That is how first states was working.China empire,like i arleady mentioned,considered that as fact till it cease to exist.
So,according to you,all first states ,including China,was fascist.Great discovery,you should get Nobel prize for showing that Mussolini created all states on Earth.
 

GoldRanger

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Again,nope.That is how first states was working.China empire,like i arleady mentioned,considered that as fact till it cease to exist.
So,according to you,all first states ,including China,was fascist.Great discovery,you should get Nobel prize for showing that Mussolini created all states on Earth.
Whether those first governments were fascist is irrelevant, what's relevant is whether we want to emulate them. The answer is NO.
 

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