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Walter Aske's avatar

I get the feeling that conservative writers, if they're any good, can make a comfortable living writing articles bemoaning the yoof of today; this isn't an option for the actual, strong Right, as Woes knows, he has Avrilian hoes but no dough.

Conservatives are permitted a looser rein but they know better than to try and jump the fence. Men like Peter Hitchens know their careers will be over if they start chatting with us. It's entirely possible they secretly agree with us but by God they don't want to lose their house, their private schools. They get too much out of the system to want to destroy or even reform it. This way they can salve their conscience, tell themselves they're taking a stand, and still get that six figure salary. They don't really experience the wickedness they decry: the money they get for decrying society protects them from the worst aspects of it.

Ghost of Rurik's avatar

As a Traditionalist, I have a very strict view on who can really be considered right-wing.

Conservatives are left-wing, and while many of them do indeed sympathise with us but too afraid to take a stand, most of them are actually progressives driving the speed limit or people who really want to go back to 1985 but no further.

I believe that a left-winger can be unmasked by being asked a set of gradually more and more radical questions with a left-wing and a right-wing answer to them. All conservatives will eventually reach a point at which they will side with communists against us.

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