Is it possible to be anti-capitalist from a right-wing perspective?

[Aedra]

"the protocols of the elders of zion"

That's not exclusive to fascists at all albeit. I believe in what is written in the protocols more or less but I'm not a fascist. How can you count the protocols as fascist when it first appeared in Imperial Russia anyway?

 

[ToonSoy]

Ideologies are larp, they're all just liberalism

Frog Trvke

 

[Soynic Hedgehog]

Stop bumping this thread its clogging my new posts page

 

[DonutHole]

socdems are socialists and the nazis did collectvise industry

How are socdems socialists. Socdems literally just want capitalism but with welfare programs.

 

[DonutHole]

How are socdems socialists. Socdems literally just want capitalism but with welfare programs.

Well first define social democracy

 

[Gem Control]

Based on the provided search results, it appears that there are various perspectives on this topic. Here’s a breakdown:

Some argue that traditional European conservatism, particularly fascist ideologies, have been anti-capitalist in nature. For instance, Mussolini’s Doctrine of Fascism critiques capitalism, and Giovanni Gentile’s work is seen as a right-wing anti-capitalist perspective.
Others suggest that right-wing anti-capitalism can be found in contemporary American conservatism, particularly in critiques of crony capitalism and the military-industrial complex. This perspective views capitalism as flawed and in need of reform.
However, some argue that anti-capitalism is inherently left-wing and that right-wing ideologies are inherently pro-capitalist. This perspective posits that capitalism is a fundamental aspect of conservative thought.
There are also examples of right-wing thinkers who critique liberalism and capitalism from a conservative angle, such as Patrick J. Deneen’s “Why Liberalism Failed,” which argues that free-market capitalism erodes traditional social bonds.
In conclusion, while there may be some historical and contemporary examples of right-wing thinkers who are anti-capitalist, it is not a universally accepted or defining characteristic of right-wing ideology. Many right-wing perspectives continue to advocate for and defend capitalism, and anti-capitalism is often seen as a left-wing or socialist position. However, there are also instances where right-wing thinkers have critiqued capitalism, often from a conservative or nationalist perspective, highlighting the complexity and diversity of right-wing thought on this issue.

 

[morphic]

Some nigger is bigger then the other. As for capitalism,

 

[DonutHole]

Based on the provided search results, it appears that there are various perspectives on this topic. Here’s a breakdown:

Some argue that traditional European conservatism, particularly fascist ideologies, have been anti-capitalist in nature. For instance, Mussolini’s Doctrine of Fascism critiques capitalism, and Giovanni Gentile’s work is seen as a right-wing anti-capitalist perspective.
Others suggest that right-wing anti-capitalism can be found in contemporary American conservatism, particularly in critiques of crony capitalism and the military-industrial complex. This perspective views capitalism as flawed and in need of reform.
However, some argue that anti-capitalism is inherently left-wing and that right-wing ideologies are inherently pro-capitalist. This perspective posits that capitalism is a fundamental aspect of conservative thought.
There are also examples of right-wing thinkers who critique liberalism and capitalism from a conservative angle, such as Patrick J. Deneen’s “Why Liberalism Failed,” which argues that free-market capitalism erodes traditional social bonds.
In conclusion, while there may be some historical and contemporary examples of right-wing thinkers who are anti-capitalist, it is not a universally accepted or defining characteristic of right-wing ideology. Many right-wing perspectives continue to advocate for and defend capitalism, and anti-capitalism is often seen as a left-wing or socialist position. However, there are also instances where right-wing thinkers have critiqued capitalism, often from a conservative or nationalist perspective, highlighting the complexity and diversity of right-wing thought on this issue.
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All of these just regurgitate the same liberal notion of the system not actually being at fault. That it's only dysfunctional because the "wrong" people are corrupting a perfect system. Whether it be da jooz or the cronies or the globalists it's the same core concept. Thus you cannot be anti-capitalist from a right wing perspective unless you are an unironic fuedalist or some shit.

 

[LORD CHUDTEMANTE]

Only in a third positionist perspective

 

[DonutHole]

Only in a third positionist perspective

Third positionism is not real. It is liberalism <---- truke btw

 

[LORD CHUDTEMANTE]

Everyone leaking about third positionistGODS

 

[DonutHole]

Everyone leaking about third positionistGODS

You cant leak over something that doesnt exist

 

[Brainstorm]

Anti-realism gods win again!

 

[AshkeNazi]

Third positionism is not real. It is liberalism <---- truke btw

>planned economies are actually liberal trust me bro

 

[ILoveCoals]

>planned economies are actually liberal trust me bro

Planned economies also don't work(fascistsissies won't like this one)

 

[DonutHole]

>planned economies are actually liberal trust me bro

Retard

 

[AshkeNazi]

Sir, you are not understand! Planned economy is the very liberal!

 

[FrogKing]

>planned economies are actually liberal trust me bro

A planned capitalist economy is liberal because it's capitalist