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I... I don't know how this relates to Neoreaction and Socialism at all.

A very good litmus test is to ask someone "Are some people better than others?" And the open-endedness if a feature not a bug. There's always, always inequality in some shape or form out there, to view it all as unacceptable is basically the road to Belomor. Also, I can't really thank you...

How familiar are you with Mencius Moldbug or Nick Land? Neoreaction or Dark Enlightenment types might be a more accurate term, but the short of it is people who have a very dim view of democracy and egalitarianism, favoring things like absolute monarchy, though I'm typing this out late at night...

@LordsFire where do you think Reactionaries fall in that dynamic? As I get the impression that there's a lot of similar emotions going around in that sphere, but the blame is heaped on free expression and allowing the Left a seat at the metaphorical table.

So this is a question born of reading tweets from the Distributist, a Dissident Right YouTuber, and in a discord server having an exchange with a Socialist friend of mine in the same day. I couldn't help but recall several examples of Socialists and Reactionaries all looking at the general...