Originally posted to RWP I on 22 November, 2016

A theoretical “perfect equality” is torn asunder the moment someone looks around and tries to better their life condition.
Many of you Continue reading “Liberty Versvs “Equality””
The Flowers of Truth Are Perennial
Originally posted to RWP I on 22 November, 2016
A theoretical “perfect equality” is torn asunder the moment someone looks around and tries to better their life condition.
Many of you Continue reading “Liberty Versvs “Equality””
Originally posted to RWP I on 21 November, 2016
Here at Right Wing Philosophy, we are not inclined to favour that effete and modern, all-too-modern doctrine of ‘political correctness’. Perhaps nowhere in recent literature has one of my long-winded tirades on the matter been more succinctly curtailed than in these words of Dr. Jung, which I will paraphrase somewhat less succinctly by elaborating on what the explicit words themselves only implicitly intimate about tonight’s topic:
The widely observable Continue reading “Dealing With the Truth”
Originally posted to RWP I on 20 November, 2016
Some of you original followers of the page may have been somewhat surprised yesterday, when the first post of a page called Right Wing Philosophy dwelt on the almost mundane matter of nationalism’s fitness for protecting (in addition to other things) the working class.
Fear not, for Continue reading “The Necessity of Physical Fitness”
Originally posted to RWP I on 19 November, 2016
In the same way that a cup of boiling water poured over ice eventually chills and freezes, Globalism has served only to dilute the First World worker’s labours amongst the amorphous Third World.
Where the American Continue reading “The Plight of the Workers”