who the fuck was he
Who the fuck was he
Elijah Myers
Brody Lee
The proto-fedora
Landon Ward
A new ager who's been misunderstood by both left and right
Asher Sanchez
>evola
>new age
Kill yourself you mong
Jackson Watson
my favorite meme
Anthony Mitchell
>robespierre fucked ruined EVERYTIHNG
>t. evola
Michael Nguyen
A guy who very few have read but everyone has an opinion on.
Juan Diaz
Le Cat Trainer
Cameron Jackson
He's right
Chase Ward
someone who slightly resembled H.P. Lovecraft, in both body and mind
Jeremiah Cooper
A Sicilian nobleman who quit engineering right before his phd and instead lived on his family fortune, did magic, and open called himself an anti-fascist in fascist Italy, walked around a German city being bombed by the allies to ponder his fate, only to get paralyzed from the explosion. Made his pals stand him up on his feet as he died.
Alexander Brown
I think thats the life we all wish we could live deep down
Jaxon Edwards
Nathaniel Edwards
>anti-fascist
yeah, but wasnt his issue with fascism becuase it wasnt far right enough?, like he thought they were too liberal for his tastes
Noah Taylor
Yes, and there are plenty of us.
Parker Scott
its pretty crazy to hate fascistsi cause they weren't extreme enough...he wasnt anti facist, he was basicly ultra fascist
Liam Baker
The butler in the parent trap
Brody Powell
>plenty
You mean salafi "muh caliphate" muslims?
If you are european or american I wont be ble to take this claim seriously.
Gavin Flores
>its pretty crazy to hate fascistsi cause they weren't extreme enough...he wasnt anti facist, he was basicly ultra fascist
he was a reactionary. Fascism had nothing to do with this. He value tradition as sacred,and fascism really didnt. He wasnt an ultra fascist,he was totalmy a different thing.Probably Franco's kind of regime would fit Evola's philosophy better than Mussolini's Italy
Xavier Morris
kek
Andrew Lee
That's Frowning Jim, the unhappiest man in the West
Justin Williams
>Probably Franco's kind of regime would fit Evola's philosophy better
Interestingly I don't remember reading anything by Evola on the Franco and Salazar regimes and he lived up to the 1970s.
Dominic Hughes
magical trevor
Lucas Barnes
Did he literally believe in Lemuria?
Wyatt Hernandez
I find it even more peculiar that Evola never seemed to write about Baron von Ungern-Sternberg, even though his exploits must have been making headlines during Evola's formative years, and the man's rise to power essentially represented what Evola wanted to happen.
Oliver Baker