Center unirgithgt
An alliance between the Never Trump/Neocon , Center right and the Left Wing Populists/Conservative Socialist/ Anti Imperialism-Non Intervention Left-Right fusion
Anarcho Con(servative) Lib(eral) on steroids
LibCom-Con Right Horseshoe (similar to Alexander Reid Ross grifterism)
Old school Communist positional Impossibilist
A National Review mediacracy ideology modeled after the pre purge National Review (i.e pre mid 1960s National Review)
A National Review mediacracy ideology that had these radical ideologies:
-Pre mid 1960s National Review purge type Isolationism (John T Flynn like)
-Pre mid 1960s National Review purge type of Anti Zionism
-Pre mid 1960s National Review purge type of Libertarianism
-Pre mid 1960s National Review purge type of Ayn Randism
-Pre mid 1960s National Review type of JBS
source: Murray Rothbard on in his speech to the John Randolph Society on the state of The National Review: “And so the purges began. One after another, (William F) Buckley and National Review purged and excommunicated all the radicals, all the nonrespectables. Consider the roll call: isolationists (such as John T. Flynn), anti-Zionists, libertarians, Ayn Randians, the John Birch Society, and all those who continued, like the early National Review etc”
I decry the Cold War just like Murray Rothbard decried the Cold War. I proudly have ‘defective’ judgement on the Cold War
As a young kid in the 1980s, I did not support the Reaganite approach to the Cold War. The US used the Cold War to bring capitalism and liberal democracy to the rest of the world but that was wrong for them to do because it should not be the US's place or role to do such things
An arms race with the USSR was a waste of time and money. USSR’s economic system would collapse under its own weight anyway, so why should the US bothered speeding up the process?
Like Murray, I am retroactively against the Vietnam War since the US entry into the Vietnam War was a disastrous mistake . “Even when it appeared that the U.S. was losing ground, he criticized the Johnson administration for having “added a great new law to military strategy: the more you’re being defeated, the more this simply means that the enemy is becoming ‘desperate.’” The more you lose, the closer you come to “winning.” How many more such “victories” can we stand?“ Mureay Rothbard
I echo everything that Murray Rothbard said about the Cold War , Vietnam War and USSR. See this, this, this, this , this and this
The rise of European populism and the collapse ...
Brookings
https://www.brookings.edu › articles › the-rise-of-euro...
Mar 8, 2018 — Under pressure, center-right parties have felt compelled to adjust by shifting toward populist policies and rhetoric.
Extreme/Far-Center/Middle Ground
Left Libertarian American Conservativism (Sheldon Richman thought)/Left FEE
Mixed Republicanism
Bernie Sanders Euro center rightism
Conservative Liberal Populism/Jewish Ron Paulism ( (Autonomous sects/factions [homeland for every worker])
- Five Starism
- Anti-Austerity
- Anti-Corporatocracy
- Anti-Corruption
- Anti-Elitism
- Anti-Globalism
- Anti-Immigration
- Communitarianism
- Contrarianism
- Degrowth
- Eco-Nationalism
- E-Democracy
- European New Right
- Eurosceptism
- Fusion Populism
- Pacifism
- National Bolshevism (Erroneously accused)
- Regulationism
- Satirism
- Progressive Conservatism
- Social Libertarianism
- Welfare Chauvinism
Socialist Right /Center-Left Conservatism
Egalitarian Conservatism
Conservative Marxism-Leninism
- Anti-Drug
- Anti-Hippie
- Anti-Communist Vietnam
- Anti-Racism (Somewhat)[Note 4]
- Authoritarian Conservatism
- Eco-Conservatism
- Machiavellianism
- Moderate Conservatism (Initially)
- Neoconservatism
- New Federalism
- Paternalistic Conservatism[Note 5]
- Supported Blue Lives
- Pro-Détente (With PRC and USSR)
- Zionism
National Review ideology that the deradicalized RFK Jr thought is part of (i.e ideology of National Review-RFK Jr synthesis thought)
The term started to be known when a prominent contributor in the National Review, a conservative editorial, Frank Meyer, described his ideology as a fusion of Libertarian and Conservative ideals in the 1950's[8]. In his most influential book, In Defense of Freedom, Meyer defined freedom in what Isaiah Berlin would label "negative" terms, as the minimization of the use of coercion by the state in its essential role of preventing one person's freedom from intruding upon another's.
Neo-Menemism ( Center right Peronism)
https://www.reddit.com/r/WayOfTheBern/comments/14thhv9/neocons_warn_biden_white_house_dont_let_ukraine/ Neocon rhetoric has always been non-interventionist, but these poor non-interventionist neocons just keep getting forced into wars because ...
Comments
Post a Comment