Counter-Currents
Counter-Currents Radio Podcast No. 72
Robert Stark interviews Greg Johnson on Organic vs. Parasitic Elites & Other Matters
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32:24 / 179 words
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Robert Stark and Greg Johnson continue last week’s interview, discussing a range of topics, including:
- Women unplugging from the existing system
- upholding traditional and biological sex roles, and the promotion of affordable family formation
- The need for more than politics, but a whole subculture
- Sustainability
- The need for more discussion of Third Way economics at Counter-Currents
- Catholic Social Teachings and Third Way economics
- The common root of Catholic Social teachings and folkish nationalism in the idea of a hierarchical, organic social order governed for the common good
- Why the New Right needs to repudiate Social Darwinism
- Sociopaths
- Intelligence and economic success
- Personality traits of the rich
- Pathological liars
- Social reforms to lock sociopaths out of wealth and power
- How capitalism rewards sociopathic personality traits and how we can stop it
- Why the state needs to cultivate virtue and reward excellence
- The utility of national or military service for weeding out sociopaths
- Cecil Rhodes
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4 comments
The mp3 I downloaded is the same as last week’s interview.
Thanks for the head’s up. It is fixed now.
I agree about Social Darwinism – that’s not the basis of an organic racial community, and is unlikely to attract many quality recruits.
Isn’t this:
https://counter-currents.com/tag/redbeard-book/
an exemplar of extreme Social Darwinist thought?
Absolutely. Might is Right is a highly entertaining and over-the-top statement of Social Darwinism at its most radical. I have been meaning to write something on it for years. It is the book that we most often sell to people who are in prison.
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