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Is it a sign we should read Evola?
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<blockquote data-quote="porco-dddio" data-source="post: 87098" data-attributes="member: 656"><p>Giulio Ebola is a classic in right wing agitation. Hes also known as "the pseud of the right", its taught in some university courses here where I live. I think its shameful to teach such an author, its not aristotle or plato and he has no real cultural significance, its even less important than marx is. </p><p></p><p>Anyway, Im sick of repeating myself I will open some blog and write all my debunks of these right wing authors. So I copy and paste them until some NPC right winger finally tries to engage in a dialog instead of schizoing out and offering me karen bitch tears. </p><p></p><p>these people behave like butthurt teenagers who beliebe in some music band. No wonder they are so easily manipulated. </p><p></p><p>To prevent over identification with giulio ebola or similar low tier pseuds I think is necessary to reimagine education. Introduce a ton of humanities and philosophy, so young adults will not be introduced by giulio ebola. </p><p></p><p>Most people who fall for giulio ebola come from tech and science background, and they fail to see giulio is an intro-level thinker, and they have just read intro-level BS. If they had even a rudimentary introduction they wouldnt fall for it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="porco-dddio, post: 87098, member: 656"] Giulio Ebola is a classic in right wing agitation. Hes also known as "the pseud of the right", its taught in some university courses here where I live. I think its shameful to teach such an author, its not aristotle or plato and he has no real cultural significance, its even less important than marx is. Anyway, Im sick of repeating myself I will open some blog and write all my debunks of these right wing authors. So I copy and paste them until some NPC right winger finally tries to engage in a dialog instead of schizoing out and offering me karen bitch tears. these people behave like butthurt teenagers who beliebe in some music band. No wonder they are so easily manipulated. To prevent over identification with giulio ebola or similar low tier pseuds I think is necessary to reimagine education. Introduce a ton of humanities and philosophy, so young adults will not be introduced by giulio ebola. Most people who fall for giulio ebola come from tech and science background, and they fail to see giulio is an intro-level thinker, and they have just read intro-level BS. If they had even a rudimentary introduction they wouldnt fall for it. [/QUOTE]
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