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what's the right equilavent of marx? Zaryan 02/27/26 (Fri) 21:05:42 No.17427

he's basically the top guy that leftists cite, who would be the right wing version of that?

Zaryan 02/27/26 (Fri) 21:06:29 No.17428

Hitler. next question

Zaryan 02/27/26 (Fri) 21:08:09 No.17429

>>17428
zionists dont like him doe

Zaryan 02/27/26 (Fri) 21:17:24 No.17430

>>17429
so what what a kike thinks

Zaryan 02/27/26 (Fri) 21:31:42 No.17431

>>17427
Leftards don't quote Marx, they don't even read him, lmao

Zaryan 02/27/26 (Fri) 21:32:14 No.17432

we don't exactly have a top guy that everybody cites and it depends on what clique of the real world right and the online right you're looking at
>decentralized just like muh heckin lolbertarianism AYND RAND MY WIFIE!!!

Zaryan 02/27/26 (Fri) 21:41:32 No.17433

Economic rightism is Adam Smith, social rightism is probably Maurras. I think the main problem is modern leftism is a movement largely spawned from Marx and Engels’s literature, while modern rightism came from many different places and its authors really only applied to the groups they were already part of. The focus on internationalism also helps Marx be the left’s top guy because they believe it applies everywhere, while the right in general doesn’t really expect one ideology to work for every nation on the planet.

Zaryan 02/27/26 (Fri) 23:29:29 No.17434

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