I was just listening to him in an interview with Bari Weiss, and I was curious because I fucking hate the free press but I always think it’s worth giving things a fair shake and trying to explore why I hate a them.
And it is interesting that, this man is deeply conservative, and while I love his philosophy around community and nature when I think about applying it to myself, but his view of the world seems to boil down to “the world would be fixed some authoritarianic person or group told people what to do” (and had the power to enforce it).
And it’s very hard for me to listen to anyone’s philosophy that revolves around the idea that the problem with the world is not enough people with power telling other people what to do.
I also can’t get over the fact that like the rise of right-wing authortiarianism is inherently linked to technology used to enforce it, which he is also attempting to decry?
techblueberry•37m ago
And it is interesting that, this man is deeply conservative, and while I love his philosophy around community and nature when I think about applying it to myself, but his view of the world seems to boil down to “the world would be fixed some authoritarianic person or group told people what to do” (and had the power to enforce it).
And it’s very hard for me to listen to anyone’s philosophy that revolves around the idea that the problem with the world is not enough people with power telling other people what to do.
I also can’t get over the fact that like the rise of right-wing authortiarianism is inherently linked to technology used to enforce it, which he is also attempting to decry?