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This magazine regularly publishes neo-fascist works that are clothed in techno-libertarian garb. Take this article [1]. Highlights include fawning homages to We
by _alternator_ 1y ago
This magazine regularly publishes neo-fascist works that are clothed in techno-libertarian garb. Take this article [1]. Highlights include fawning homages to Werner von Braun while failing to mention his ardent pro-Nazi views, support for Cortes’ conquest of the new world, and a general vibe supporting the ubermensch/great man theory of history (as here).
They’ve recently toned things down a bit, but it’s hard not to notice this vibe once you see it.
[1] https://www.palladiummag.com/2023/04/25/entrepreneurial-statecraft-gets-the-goods/ https://www.palladiummag.com/2023/04/25/entrepreneurial-stat...
- alexey-salmin 1y ago> neo-fascist works that are clothed in techno-libertarian garb. Take this article [1]. Highlights include fawning homages to Werner von Braun while failing to mention his ardent pro-Nazi views, support for Cortes’ conquest of the new world, and a general vibe supporting the ubermensch/great man theory of history (as here). I like how you imply that celebrating the space program, the Age of Discovery and math Olympiads is neo-fascist. Tells a lot about what neo-fascism apparently is.
- saagarjha 1y agoYes, it does.