Techno libertarians, white nationalists and JD Vance are all linked to a movement known as the ‘New Right.’ What is this movement and how has it influenced the Republican candidate for vice president?
Fairly interesting (and disturbing) insight into how the New Right thinks. Worth the listen if you’re trying to understand the right’s new weirdness.
They talk about Curtis Yarvin who thinks there are 3 kinds of government: 1) Democracy, 2) Oligarchy, 3) Monarchy. They think democracy has failed, so their solution is to overthrow everything and put in an American monarchy. They line up what Yarvin says with what Vance says and they sound similar, though Yarvin is much clearer.
Other link with speed control https://podcastaddict.com/on-point-podcast/episode/180222410
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