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556dd2 No.7051

What kind of economics would Evola support?

7bd759 No.7064

Corporatism, but not in the way it is understood today as a system in which corporations work as the ultimate authority. He would probably be in favor of the guild system.

c8a3d6 No.7069

>>7051
>What kind of economics would Evola support?
Most likely a type of feudal state.

c31fec No.7222

>>7064
For instance: Fascist Italy.

60cffc No.7233

>>7222
Didn't Evola criticize Fascism for not going far enough in its ideology.
I think he would want a caste system where money wouldn't matter only your place in life and the duties and privileges of which your caste had.

1d0b8f No.8203

>>7051
Men Among the Ruins explains the physical aspects of the system and Revolt Against the Modern World explains the mental.

47fec3 No.8216

>>7233

Indeed, that was the main idea in Fascism Viewed from the Right.

d4abb8 No.13496

That man is crazy


2ef96e No.13499

>>13496

Can you give us some reasons you think he is crazy?


f1cd0d No.13896

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The organic state + distributism

>>7064

>guild system.

definitely this


8a52bb No.13911

>>13896

>guild system

interesting

I used to have a book or two detailing histories and tales of Guild associations, but alas when I moved I couldn't find them


f1cd0d No.13916

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>>13496

Only if you're undertaking a literalist interpretation of the text. :^)


95f160 No.14105

>>13499

Not that guy but the way Evola took strolls around town during bombing runs to contemplate his destiny really doesn't speak to his sense. Unless I suppose it was his destiny to become paralyzed from the waist down


21a354 No.14171

>>7051

The difference is that capitalism WORKS.


bdad53 No.14176

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>>14171

It's an effective economic system, but the world of economics, production and consumption has consumed every aspect of society and nation. No higher ideals are being sought for, man ceases to reach for the heavens, the higher ideals of life, and we drown ourselves in surrogate activities and short-term pleasures to hide our inner discontent and boredom at such an empty landscape we have built. All for the sick pleasures of a few mammonistic sociopaths and Zionist madmen. If this is something we ever escape from, our descendants will look upon us with shame.


d5448d No.14182

>>14171

Capitalism under classical economic principles with some antitrust regulation will work in the long run.

Unfortunately, everyone is sucking up to Keynesian thought right now. Its effect may be seen on Japan right now.


440f3d No.14184

>>14182

>Japan has a current account surplus three times what it was in 1991.

>Japan is the sole producer of some the most important high-end materials in electronics manufacturing (semiconductor-grade silicon, high-end nickel-hydride batteries, high-end transistors that can survive at extreme heat).

>Japan's declining population will make the average citizen wealthier in the long run, as real estate prices decline and homes become more affordable.

>Japan has always maintained an unemployment rate <5%, even at the height of its so called "lost decade".

>The only reason the US has posted higher GDP growth is because it artificially inflates its population with niggers and spics, and this has no net positive effect on per capita GDP.

>Japan's debt is indeed large, but it is largely owned by its citizens, Japan has massive FPI holdings of foreign countries treasuries, it's the second largest holder of US debt, among other things. These holdings can be shifted about if necessary. If Japan wanted to it could issue 10 year bonds at a rate of 1% to foreign buyers tomorrow (market rates), this is even better than Switzerland. This is the faith that investors have in Japan.

Yeah, Japan is in the real shitter. Where's the free market?




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