Fascism

Guillaume Faye has put out a few books about nationalism and other aspects found in fascism. He references Evola a bit and it's a better introduction for those not as familiar with politics, at least it was for me. Pic related is his most well-known

PS. Not only Evola, but he mentions other prominent thinkers as well (Guenon and Spengler as mentioned above), for this reason alone I'd recommend it as a good starter book

cool, I'm a fashy goy too, if my mom gives me permision i'm gonna go to the mall and get myself one of those cool fashy haircuts. Deus Vult, brother.

How does spengler advocate fascism? I read decline of the west, seems to bemore of a defense of traditionalism and hierarchy, not specifically fascism.

Look into it yourself (hint: Benito Mussolini, Oswald Mosley). By the way, everyone in this thread is just spouting memes.

...

Gentile, de rivera, codreanu, mussolini, mosley

Because we need it.

...

hah, that was okay

Here

mega.nz/#!sd9WRJTJ!fwmLO6Tf5VCddu2mELR-azTXojLvqxKAuZUroITL9Cc

He says debord killed himself because he saw the future of the spectacle which is patently not true and lends the rest of the book an air of making shit up, but it's still a good entry.

I'd say it was the book that redpilled me if I were the kind of retard who says "redpilled" but I'm not.