Yarvin comes across as not very articulate in this conversation. One has to doubt his bona fides. Karl Marx was no statesman, but his ideas were the banner to s

Yarvin comes across as not very articulate in this conversation. One has to doubt his bona fides. Karl Marx was no statesman, but his ideas were the banner to slaughter millions. Yarvin is no remarkable thinker whose ideas surfaced on their merits. This stuff is 6th form debating society take on politics. He's been dug up as justification for people who want to seize power and need acceptable words to flatter their plans. Ambitious thugs in any epoch can find "genius" writer from the unhinged fringe and hold them aloft. So Yarvin suddenly feels bathed in light, but he's just being used and is too giddy with attention to see that.