Philosophical Edgelord No.1
Philosophical Edgelord No.1
Caleb Howard
Asher Williams
>"edgy"
Edgy from a modern perspective maybe. His views were only those that, prior to the french revolution, every well-born person considered sane and normal.
Lucas Russell
>well-born person
by which he means someone with a noble pedigree, so 1 or 2% of the population, who just happened to be the ones in charge at the time.
Jordan Baker
The 1% is still in charge. Just bankers and investors instead of noblemen. YMMV on who's worse.
Kevin Rodriguez
>by which he means someone with a noble pedigree, so 1 or 2% of the population, who just happened to be the ones in charge at the time.
Yep. That's how societies always worked and continue to work to this day.
Jace Davis
Bankers, lawyers, career politicians, generals. the point is however while many of these are from the upper crust several are also scions of the middle classes.
Not even going into the political reforms yes I find that preferable
Kayden Turner
>directly quoting him
John Wright
But most people back then respected nobility and understood its value.
Anthony Foster
>not quoting Evola daily
Adrian Cook
>several are also scions of the middle classes.
The same was always true. You had merchant republics. You had many towns and villages which had no nobleman.