Calmversations

Connor Tomlinson, a British commentator and writer, dives into the complexities of identity, politics, and generational divides facing today's youth. He critiques the failures of conservative figures to connect with younger audiences and explores the appeal of provocative personalities like Nick Fuentes. Connor discusses the challenges young white men encounter in identity politics and examines the contradictions within pro-immigration policies. He shares reflections on British identity, the impact of cultural experiences, and the need for more sincere voices in the current discourse.

In this engaging discussion, Russian political philosopher Alexander Dugin sheds light on traditionalism's role in modern geopolitics. He contrasts the Western materialism with the spiritual ontology of Orthodoxy, reflecting on the historical bifurcation of Eastern and Western Christianity. Dugin also explores the impact of modernity on peasantry and advocates for a revival of rootedness in community life. He critiques capitalism as a materialist illusion and promotes a practical approach to traditionalism, emphasizing the need for cultural-political engagement.

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Joining the conversation is Nick Land, a philosopher and key figure in the early neoreactionary movement. He delves into the complexities of right-wing factions, distinguishing between techno-commercialists, ethno-nationalists, and theonomists. Land argues that these groups must unite against a common leftist threat, despite their internal conflicts. He discusses the role of immigration, racial politics, and the historical alliances between Protestants and Jews in shaping modern capitalism, offering a thought-provoking analysis on how Anglos might navigate their identity in a globalized world.

Soren Aldaco, a detransitioner and researcher on identity and accessibility, shares insights from her personal journey and academic work. She explores how the internet shapes gender identity, discussing the pitfalls of medicalization and the need for deeper understanding in clinical settings. Soren also touches on her experiences with online grooming and how baseball provides a sense of community and identity. With humor and reflection, she emphasizes the importance of internal stability and accountability in shaping authentic selves.

Austin Padgett, co-host of  @History102-qg5oj  (along with  @WhatifAltHist ) joins the channel to chat about the issues that tear the right apart, and the issues that could, quite possibly, keep it together.https://linktr.ee/austin_padgett  Support this channel:https://www.paypal.me/benjaminboycehttps://cash.app/$benjaminaboycehttps://www.buymeacoffee.com/benjaminaboyce

Brandon Harnish, an Indiana local politician and conservative commentator, shares his intriguing journey from a libertarian youth to a post-liberal Catholic outlook. He discusses the tensions between libertarianism and conservatism at the local level and how the debates around transgenderism prompted a significant spiritual shift. Brandon emphasizes the importance of tradition and local institutions, critiquing the pitfalls of free market logic in small towns. He advocates for building community bonds and mentoring young activists to revitalize local politics.

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Constantin von Hoffmeister, a sociologist and political theorist, dives into the complex world of multipolarity and its implications for global power dynamics. He shares insights from his journey through Eurasianist circles and contrasts East and West Germany's cultural values. The discussion shifts to the current geopolitical landscape, naming the U.S., Russia, India, and China as central poles. Constantin critiques unrestrained capitalism and explores the role of religion in national identity, all while promoting his initiative, Multipolar Press.

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