Aleksandr Dugin on Millennials, Modernity and Religion
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"Gravitational pull towards the earth, but spiritual push towards heaven.". One of the deepest things I've ever heard.
Yes. He is a spiritual man. He’s talking about Eros and Agape.
"We're losing more important things to obtain less important things" is a hell of a line.
"liberalism is the destruction of all collective identity" too
That glaring truth is beating us savagely about the head and shoulders right about now.
@@thesickbeat go be collective somewhere else you right wing commie
@@thesickbeatCollective identity came from the freedom to celebrate our culture. I dont see many of that in Russia :D
Basically, he describes a fascism with a different twist. No thanks. Tyranny comes on the wings of catchy phrases.
Lauren doesn't need to apologise for having an open mind.
Horst von Nussbaum you mean like I just did?
John Ratko Wouldn’t be so bad if she had a few working brain cells.
What’s next lol? Ah interview with Pol Pot’s resuscitated corpse? It was clear from the beginning what Lauren stood for.
Lauren makes an effort to hide her power level.
Open to what? Flawed science? Flawed philosophy?
Level deeper than J. Peterson
no
Yup... it’s more advanced
Levels* Jordan Peterson is just a dwarf, he couldn't even debate Zizek, while Zizek is afraid of speaking of Dugin in public.
Jordan Peterson is a boomer tier liberal tbf, a lot of Dugin's ideas have been taken up by Chinese intellectuals recently, the article 'the universal ambitions of China's illiberal Confucian scholars' is worth reading.
@@Capvtgeratlvpinvm7 Thanks Danny!
I love how he calls the Trump supporters in America the “last humans standing!” He is absolutely right about this. It seems we are the only people left in the USA with common sense and the only ones that can think for ourselves anymore. I am surprised at how much my teachers have tried to indoctrinate me this past year and I was only in eighth grade! It only made me realize how low these unintelligent-beings are and how grateful I am to have both a brain and people like Lauren in my life!
Van Doren, Although being skeptical of people is very much needed now, he does bring up some great points. If you really listen to what he is saying and not look at him as a communist Russian, you will see this too. Of course, like most people from these communistic/socialistic countries, I do have a little doubt in is motifs. I am listening to some things he is saying (I wouldn’t necessarily call them facts) and finding them quite true. Lauren is very smart and knows what she is dealing with. Don’t have doubt in her! Also, thank you for allowing me to explain myself further.
Lauren W If you believe in “government” you’re asleep and lack common sense
First Last, Are you saying without “government” life would be better? If so, I am afraid you are the one lacking common sense. Without government there would be no law and order, no leader, nothing. How do you think these dictatorships came about?
Lauren W Life without Government would be better you lack common sense saying life with government would be better is the same as saying life without elite gang violence would be worse
First Last, How exactly would the absence of government be better? Also, are you seriously saying that without government crime would end? Crime would raise incredibly high, there would be no prisons for these people to go to meaning they could commit these crimes over and over again. There would be no law enforcers, judges, cops, etc. to confront these criminals. There would be no schools because the government pays for children to go to school. Worst of all, it would be extremely easy for either another country or an elite within that country to takeover. What you are saying is so absurd! I can’t believe there are people in this world that think like you.
For a Christian, what Dugin says is that the radical interiority of the self is its personal relatioship with Christ Himself. This is the transcedent dimension of the self, what really makes it a person, what links it with eternity and keeps it safe from totalitarian collectivism and the isolation of the liberal individual self.
Who else is here watching this for the first time after the Michael Malice interview?
same haha
Deep down, it's about Catholicism and Ortodox christians, getting back to each other, the only "too similar to be divided", Churches, with different experiences throughout the History!
@@miranblazek5303 Ecumenism between those Churches is possible.
This was incredible. Thank you. God be with him after the loss of his daughter in such a violent way. Memory eternal!
@@akker92 was that your pathetic attempt at English?
That was hilarious, he wants to “kill kill kill” Ukrainians and now his daughter died lmfao
Don't invade other peoples countries and be a war monger and you won't have to fear being exploded. Simple as. Borders are real. And people don't like it when you invade theirs. This goes to all the shitholistanians invading the west too. The clock is ticking.
@@sit-insforsithis1568 cry louder ukroid piece of shit soon you are all done dying by this tempo lol hahaha
why the quotation marks? he never said this@@sit-insforsithis1568
Who else is listening now in light of recent events?
The best interview so far. Amazing. Great work. An eyeopener. Thank you so much.
Awesome. Thanks for uploading!
Wow. Fascinating interview. A lot to think about. Thank you for letting him speak until his thought was complete.
One of the best videos on TH-cam. At last someone allowed the man to speak and finish his answers. Most interviewers tend to be aggressive and interrupting. Must be that spirit of modernity.
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They weren't interviewing from a neutral or opposite standpoint, so they are more than happy to let him go on with whatever he says.
This guy is a genius, truely a brilliant mind, one in a million. He speakes of philosophy, the human spirit, and ancient knowledge that has long since been forgotten. Though 99% of people aren't intelligent enough to even understand what he's saying, unfortunately.
Van Doren you see, this is exactly what I mean.
You should check out a page called GORNAHOOR if you're interested in this kind of stuff.
I'm impressed this interview ever happened. Props to you, Lauren.
Orthodox Christianity is worth looking into to find the eternal connection.
Christianity is liberalism
@@ryanferguson7845 Liberalism is secularism and has nothing to do with faith in God! Liberalism has faith in Government and Man and as such shall fail!! America was successful because it's founders, realizing there was a need for Government, spread its power among the states to prevent concentration of power. America also relied on its citizen's faith in God and the ten commandments and advocated their teaching in schools!
Christianity is stolen by liberalism. If you want Christianity's completion, see Islam
This guy is not a nut, but rather a realist who sees things as they really are, on a philosophical point of view.
He seems educated and good at expressing his opinions, but he's most certainly a nut. He wants Russia to become an evil empire.
I hope all you that admitted to this interview changing the way you think have followed through even deeper with this. Never forget who you are.
Listening to him now and knowing he said it 3 years ago sends shivers down my spine…
Read the fourth political theory. He either has incredible foresight or he has a time machine.
@@thebigredwagon He has neither. He couldn't predict Putin getting angry at him for losing the war and detonating his daughter in a car bomb as payment.
I have never felt more in touch with my European ancestors than I do now. I see what Europe is going through and also what the US is going through and I want to help my culture and my brothers of Europe
Your European ancestors probably came from Africa, that means your great great great grandmother fucked an African at some point.
lauren's voice is deep for a girl, i dig it
Lol you like girls with deep voices
@klou32 I wonder if Lauren is still legally a man coz then her voice isn't deep enough lol
She has such a beautiful voice. Almost otherwordly....
Wow, what an amazingly important discussion (for the western world)
The conservative revolution is right now in it's first wave,
nationalism is it's first wave, the acceptance of yourself, the love of your own nation and as a healthy type, it balances the love for the nation and the foreign.
The second wave will be traditionalism, some zones already got there, like the religious bible zones.
The West has entered a period of moral and cultural decline that not only threatens its own survival, but the survival of humanity and human civilisation as a whole. Its moral failings wouldn't be of so much concern to the rest of the world, if it did not suffer from a Messiah complex, and was not so bent on recreating the world in its own image. Thus, what was originally a gradual private descent into moral degeneracy and soullessness, has turned into a violent crusade that has set the West on a collision course with the rest of the world, as well as those within its own ranks who are not willing to see Western civilisation crumble. It speaks of tolerance and human rights, but its actions show that is seeks to destroy anything that threatens its power, and in any way fails to conform with its norms. It's worth noting at this point that we often speak of a 'West', as I just did, as if it were a monolithic whole, but that is not the case. The enemy we face, which we often label as the 'West', are neither the Westerners, nor their culture (in the broader sense), but those who dictate America's foreign policy, and by extension, that of all its allies.
There are many of us in the US who are interested in having good relations with traditional European and Eastern cultures. Many of us realize that Liberalism has corrupted and tried to to destroy classical European values. Yes, we will fight for those values! This was awesome! Thanks!
Liberalism born in Europe, its a part of our tradition. It came with the bad and the god, but till now nothing better arise... not even this Russian retoric of imperial Russia
"Liberalism" was fine when we had a sense of racial and national identity. In fact, early America, the premier example of classical liberalism, became far more religious and community-minded than European nations. However, to merely mention what the real problem of our current degeneration is, that there is a cabal of billionaires who willfully destroy our racial homogeneity and national identities, is to be banned from the very media this cabal controls, which is nearly all media. So it is easier to speak of "liberalism."
The glib ingratitude of men like Aleksandr Dugin is appealing in a similar way that communism is ungracious. He is an unrealistic idealist at war with what is, taking for granted all that has been accomplished to pine for a future that is merely imagined based on a past that never was.
@@curiaregis9479 That's about the most insane thing I've read today. Have fun at your next cross-burning!
Liberalism is the very heart of Western Civilization. It is the "classical European values" that you talk about, unless you want to go back to feudalism.
After spending the past week in the woods away from the internet, I'm late to the party, but I must confess I found this interview fascinating. It has really made me rethink many of my beliefs. I will be downloading this and review it many times. Thank you, ladies, for providing this production it has been most helpful in opening my mind to a different way of looking at the world.
Hello lockdown my old friend
You should ask yourself why this man claim for the protection of Russian Tradition. Russia is an empire, if he fullfill their argument, then he should ask his president to liberate all states that doesnt belong russian civilization. The way he speak is very harmonious, but also Heidegger, Chamberlain, Beaumler, and the result of that thoughs killed millions in Europe. I also enjoy is retoric (it feel like Game of Thrones), like when we ear some good story, but we must remember that this kind of political philosophy is very real, and its burning inside the kremlin. For me its like when you see an good horror movie, but suddnely the movie jumps to the real world.
This man has Putin's ear, and his works are read at Russian military academies. I'm glad that I support Lauren Southern, she goes where the action is, and tells the truth!
Dugin is speaking to a lot of my intuitive ideas.....The women and men "universe" I love! We are making woman in to failed men and men into failed women....The concept of "being" in eternity in stead of becoming, is the way I lived my live, for as far as possible in modernity. I always was a mother, never worked, never accepted modern ways fully, always against the stream....In the end I was happy I did, the last 3 years {covid} it became even clearer that my intuitions led me on the wright path...I agree with almost everything Dugin says {a lot from his 4th political theory I do not understand}, but I whish it did not have to lead to war....
Hi Lauren...I'm a South African farmer and was just wondering when your Farm Land's documentary will be released?
4PT - The best hope for the West and the World.
Never heard of this guy before, he makes perfect sense to me. He is bang on we need to go back, western society has lost its soul.
Good on Lauren Southern to pander to a guy who openly would like to see America crumble. Stay in school, Lauren!
I remembered this clip. Unfortunate that Darya was not part of this dicussion it would have been even nicer.
His accent actually helped me focus more on what he was saying. Or maybe it was the subtitles. Great interview.
Very interesting.
Lauren is doing such important work.
I'm English and have a lot of respect for her and how she has spoken out for my county.
the English bankers caused this, you know
Dugin introduced a novel idea, for nationalistic nations to cooperate globally in order to fight liberalism globally. This fight can only be won on a global level. This association of conservative, traditional nations would be like a mosaic, each one keeping it's own identity and unique culture while cooperating with other such nations to defeat progressive liberalism. Progressive liberalism and multiculturalism leads to a homogeneous world that in the end is devoid of diversity and will be a global plantation with everyone being powerless and equal in their poverty.
Thats not a newer idea. Its existed, on a fringe, but still existed
You can't fight it unless you destroy the internet/communication and close the borders, which today probably will lead to civil war. But fear not, you will have more diversity than you can imagine by letting it run its course. Instead of geographically limited identities, you will find the diversity in your neighbors. Fighting conformity, traditional and religious oppression will lead people to flourish in the ways they want. And people want very different things, and be inspired by different things around the globe they learn about.
Fascinating! I'm not too sure what his fourth political theory remedy actually is, but his diagnosis of liberalism/modernity is spot on.
Hey you know about Matthew North and Brendon O’Connell?
I'm halfway in... Prof. Dugin is sharing many interesting insights. I'm glad you've published the interview. Thank you for the subtitles!
Been thinking about this a lot lately.Really glad you uploaded this. I’m really appreciating your content.
Thank you. Very interesting and very well done. Blessings from Copenhagen 🇩🇰
1:09:49 Ride the tiger by Julius Evola. I am currently reading that book. I recommend it to people that are troubled by the world today. It helps you as Julius Evola explains how to turn the disease into a medicine. If you ride the tiger it can destroy everything but you, because you ride it. Julius Evola says that it is however only for a specific type of person, the traditional type. If you are too attached to modernism then it wont work. Julius Evola does not really advocate for a full return to nature like primitivists/survivalsts would, nor a complete rejections of modernism like a kind of asceticism but something different. What it is exactly I dont know because I have not finished the book, but I can say that it is definitely worth the read if modernity troubles you.
Dugin is the best!
This interview is fabulous, important. Thank you.
From his book The Foundation of Geopolitics:The Geopolitical Future of Russia
"Russia should use its special forces within the borders of the United States to fuel instability and separatism, for instance, provoke "Afro-American racists". Russia should "introduce geopolitical disorder into internal American activity, encouraging all kinds of separatism and ethnic, social and racial conflicts, actively supporting all dissident movements - extremist, racist, and sectarian groups, thus destabilizing internal political processes in the U.S. It would also make sense simultaneously to support isolationist tendencies in American politics."
Yes, you nailed it on the head, these girls are awestruck and should be using their talent elsewhere.
Thanks for sharing. That's good to know.
He did say, here, that he has somewhat changed his view since Trump was elected.
Still, too much unexplained rhetoric from this guy. The first 2 interviews Lauren posted were decent, but this one outed him as little more than a sophist.
if you're citing from the English edition of his work, could you please provide page number? I assume this is the Arktos edition?
Lauren is wasting her time interviewing him. He is just another clown that spits out any agenda out of his mouth to advance his dream of seeing a Russia that rules the world.
What he actually advocates for is a "multi-polar" world, in part because of his appreciation for the spiritual traditions of various cultures, but also, and perhaps more to the real crux of the matter, his hostility towards the hegemony of Western liberalism. He sees the deep inner logic of the "first political theory" as dangerously conformist, totalizing, and anti-human.
To really appreciate where people like Dugin and others are coming from on that score, you have to
understand the deeply spiritual/philosophical/existential underpinnings of his thinking, and not think about it in a reductive, purely technical sense (rehashing old arguments about the best way to organize a society, advocating a more prominent role for Russia on the geopolitical stage, at the expense of this or that nation, etc.), or worse, through a superficial lens coloring him as the scary subversive foreigner with the Rasputin beard and thick accent. He's tapping into a deeply existentialist line of thought that sees something very dark and problematic within the human being's divided nature. Something that our religious traditions, especially Christianity, have at least tried to meaningfully address. And liberalism, which brings certain advantages but is also impoverished in ways we often don't think to even think about (like the fish's aquarium water, we're just too damn close to it), in some crucial way appeals to this dark side of our nature--this 'instinctual ambivalence' towards life itself, we might say, within us all. (I would recommend the writings of people like Norman Brown, Ernest Becker, Christopher Lasch. Becker had a great deal of value to say about the "causa sui" complex, drawing from many great thinkers).
It isn't altogether shocking that Dugin views the rise of someone like a Trump as being encouraging evidence of "signs of life" within American culture. Of course, people are wont to argue over what the significance of that (ongoing) event actually was or is. But, let's face it, a good many of our very own cultural/political commentators have long since bemoaned the antiseptic stalemate of sorts within our own deeply entrenched political establishment. Republicans and Democrats argue over "red meat wedge issues" to drive out their base support but fundamentally agree on the essential, totalizing liberal vision for the future and its overweening set of priorities, both domestically and on the global stage. Bush/Clinton/Bush/Clinton/Obama/Romney... there's really not much of a difference when you really look it. And Trump at least had the temerity to question some of the assumptions the establishment continuously swears blind allegiance to, from matters of trade agreements, and a few other big issues. Moreover, there are some fairly well-respected, contemporaneous American writers who are questioning liberalism along similar lines as Dugin (and you don't have to go too far back to find numerous others).
In light of this, I encourage everyone to broaden their frame of reference, and at the very least, seriously question if Dugin's thought, as it evolves, is really all that "extreme" or beyond the pale. Provocative, sure. Clownish? Hardly. Admittedly, he probably needn't put much stress on the trans-humanism movement as such, especially with its attendant evocation of the "singularity" and such notions. He's on much more solid ground when he calls attention to the rather sly, much less dramatic ways in which cultural movements which purport to be "radical" or emancipatory are really just extensions of the same bourgeosie, liberal "humanism," as the thinly veiled, daemonic projection of the causa sui complex/will-to-power up to its same old tricks...
Thank you for adding the English subtitles. This should be standard practice for all TH-camrs when someone is not a native English speaker. Or if someone is from Cajun or Black Louisiana, or ethnnic New York, or lower class East London, or from Scotland, etc. The biggest problem are people from India who speak a cheerful a vibrant variant of English, of which I can only understand 50 percent. Dialects vary. So thanks for the subtitles.
27:12 - "something 'pret a porter''" a term from fashion meaning "ready to wear" in french, usually referring to clothes bought off the rack, to in contrast to "haute couture" or "high culture" referring to more refined, usually tailored items.
This was well done interview. Alexander Dugin is a brilliant man . He is right on with all of his assessment’s , which is precisely why his writings are so hard to get in the West .
The most important challenge is freeing Tommy Robinson. Seriously! What's right is always right, and what's wrong will always be wrong. Let's not confuse righteousness with anything else! This is a tipping point, Europe!!!
Tommy will be fine. Great Britain has done much worse in the past and will likely do it again in the future.
Tommy broke the law. He deserves, according to the law of Britain, to be in jail. You can try and change the law, given that it is a violation of free speech, but by the time any movement is made in parliament on that Tommy will probably be out. In the mean time, don't give the British government any more opportunities to point the finger at you for its failings.
Yes, Tommy will probably be out and you will probably be in his place.
Free Jez Turner first.
Tommy is freedom of not just speech but moral freedom for everybody. Tommy is the red line where the free people meet and kill the Bankster. This fruitcake in the clip is calling for enslavement, it is pathetic that people are so gullible.
When are you releasing farmlands!?
Looking forward to this interview thank you Lauren! But also when are you going to release Farmlands?
Can't u kick Coalan and George in their a**, that they speed up?
The way it looks it seems to be on the back burner.
I've seen something on her page about it showing in theaters in Australia during her tour. I have no idea if it is exclusive or what the deal is but it is mentioned.
StefSteg Unfortunately, with Tommy R. getting thrown in jail by the corrupt elites of Britain, Caolan's time has probably been soaked up trying to keep Tommy from disappearing and trying to organize an effective legal response. Never assume the enemy is going to cooperate with your plan.
I just imagined what he means about new traditional societies: look at Dune, the films. Those societies are clearly traditional, and yet exist in sync with technological and scientific progress.
"Millennial" is not a generation but an state of mind. There are a lot of older and younger people with millennial mentality ; lazy, not aware of the future, fragile etc
Thank you very much for this interview and the new ideas it gave to me.
Finally! I've been waiting for someone to say this
Thank you for this interview, Lauren. It was interesting to learn this point of view. A lot of people here mentioned that this guy is a clown in Russia and he is pro-Stalin/pro-Putin...but I have never seriously come across his ideas before. So, I don't think he is pro-anyone, he is not a politician. Looks like people who got so angry with him are Russophobes, but he is not popular here that is for sure. You may not agree with him but his ideas give food for thought. His view is hard to comprehend, it's classic philosophy, not politics, and we don't have a lot of philosophy in our modern world, not so many people learned philosophy at the university to see how classy he sounds, it's like listening to some ancient philosophers only in a modern context. A lot of what he said makes sense if you open your mind and if you are able to think. Maybe his other articles are ridiculous (I saw only this interview) but this interview was good.
Well, that was an interview of quite exceptional interest: Professor Dugin raises many points of the greatest importance. The interviewers did very well in eliciting deep insights from Dugin during this discussion.
Current events brough me here.
Pro tip: use some subtle compression/limiting in post to level out the volumes of the different people speaking in the future. would make future interviews even more enjoyable
Alexander Dugin makes a good point.
From our conversations I have gathered that it is important to find out where we come from as it a part of who we are. Modern society has a way of looking at the past as "evil" caused by the latest wars that caused so much destruction.
However, we should never forget the past and remember that we all should play our parts in life and we should not try to run away from our roots in the name of "free will". As our will should be aimed on the people around you. They need you as much as you need them.
Let's be revolutionaries towards modernity and actually play our roles.
Let's look at our traditions and start to fill the roles we should play and be our true selves.
Dugin Nails it ! Thank You Lauren
Amazing this gentleman's command of English, and his profound Erudition Top Notch interview girls. Thanks.
He has some interesting viewpoints. I was delighted to see you landed an interview with him.
Very deep conversation zooming out on bigger overarching themes many of which haven’t even yet been made manifest. Thank you!
Thank you for getting this great interview
This guy too advanced for average Lauren southern audiences 😂
just because you don't understand it doesn't mean we don't either. don't project your stupidity onto others.
Dugin's thought is beyond the right. Even a hardline communist such as myself find some of his concepts interesting.
Well, Dugin has been a bolshevik communist (he is one of the founders of the national bolshevik party of Russia) so it's normal.
I mean a large component of his beliefs is Bolshevik in character
Thank you for getting right to the point and not having a long drawn out intro.
Philosophy is the Art of Discernment , it’s more necessary now than ever before .
This was deeply insightful. There is nothing dangerous about this man - other than he seeks to balance individuality with our traditional identity. For the occultists, he's reuniting fire (mental right) and water (emotional left) in order to balance air (our current whimsical individuality) with earth (traditional roots).
And to those seated in high places risk losing their comfy thrones? If what he says is true ?
He sees the west as the anti-christ, and considers the war in Ukraine to be holy, a fight between good and evil. He wants Russia to reestablish itself as an empire once more. In other words, he's war-mongering, religious nut job. I don't like violence and death, but I don't feel once of pity for the murder of his daughter, given how little he cares for the daughters of Ukraine.
Wow that was a lot of nothing. This guy is chauvinistic to the core and has nothing new to say
I have learned so much since subscribing to Lauren’s channel. For example: This video reinforces my position on modernity and its negative effect on society and the fact Liberalism is social experiment gone awry.
More Interviews like that please.
How about Alain de Benoist or Roger Scruton ?
Great interview. Thanks ladies. But I cannot get his ", fourth political theory," in the states. Can't order it. So frustrating. He is probably the most important living philosopher today.
Go to Arktos Publishing you can find more of his works as well. Political platonism is shorter more recent (2019) and sums up his beliefs well. But his best work in English is on Martin Heidegger. You can’t really understand him without understanding his interpretation of Heidegger. I would read his book on Heidegger first then the fourth political theory after that. If you read the 4PT first it will sound like jibberish or you will have a complete misunderstanding.
Yes, finally! I was beginning to wonder when this was coming.
Great show Lauren with Alexandr Dugin making vital points on preserving our Western Culture. Western Leaders should consider where we are heading in terms of culture, heritage, values, traditions, etc we embraced and cherished for centuries now eroded. Its a challenge for leaders to take a stand as our destiny is determined when compared by Dugin to those cultures that are preserved and protected in all of the ME, Russia, India . Asia etc. Dugin is a truth detector and a truth revalator. Keep up the good work Lauren.
bro Dugin is a pure fascist who hates democracy just read one or two of his books please..
Very interesting interview. Thank you. And thank you for the subtitles (a lot of work), they are very helpful.
Fritjof Schuon was missing from the list of authors (Evola et al) Dugin recommended reading
Modernity also created a lot of positive things, in terms of technology, access to information, ease of travel, the possibility of life-defining choices. It's an important step in civilizational development. Seeing it in a negative light will limit your overall perspective and knowledge.
Additionally, a lot of negative aspects of modernity can be traced back to monotheism. It was monotheism which ended a lot of traditions from antiquity. Later on it promoted unhealthy equality and ignored racial reality. It also contributed to hyper-individualism with doctrines of personal salvation. There are thinkers among the New Right, like Tom Sunic, who go deeper into this, if you are interested.
Decadence, often blamed for a variety of problems - a lot of times it's actually good, in certain amounts. It destroys artificial morality, by forcing people to rethink certain things and reject dogmas from the past.
No more brother wars.
@A J Goes a little deeper than that...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proto-Indo-European_mythology
@B A read this and you know why they say that. I dont know if this is true and I also dont really care cuz im living my life by each day but this is why jewishracism.blogspot.com/2014/06/alexander-dugin-is-another-richard.html?m=1
Peterson Dugin must happen. Given that Peterson understands and likes Russian works on the subject. Will be interesting to see where they are tangent.
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@@Elijah_Markin ну это ты зря. не знаю про брюнетку, но Лорен давала просраться либералам в Канаде. Как феминисткам, так и левакам и исламистам. Всем доставалось
A nice interview and a lot of deep thinking. Modernity goes back to the Renaissance. What was born again in Renaissance? Primarily, magic! And the spirit of magic is the search for knowledge for the sake of power, and the ethic that the end justifies the means. This is what is wrong with modernity. What is wrong with post modernism? Post modernism criticizes modernity, but the spirit is exactly the same.
indeed. it was reestablishment of Paganism by creeps like Medici who made fortune by usury. that's why they supported all the "culture" created by all kind of "geniuses" practicing Hermetic Magic, to hide the fact of their degeneracy.
Good on you Lauren & Brittany, for letting your interviewee express his opinion without interuption..Something most interviewer's fail to do.
Thanks for the subtitles!
Dugin is awesome. People call him a "fascist" but he's just telling the truth. But then again, I get called a "red fascist" for being a Nazbol (until I discovered the term I called myself an old-school communist, I still believe in the Marxist goal of stateless, classless society, but I believe that cultural nationalism is the way to achieve that). I'm economically communist, socially conservative to far-right, anti-imperialist, anti-interventionist, pro-national sovereignty, pro-border control, anti-liberal, anti-neocon, and anti-degenerate.
Very intelligent man. I am impressed.
I liked very much this interviewd. Dugin has very interesting views on the topics you choose. God bless you and Brittany.
Dugin:
"The cannibalism is not ‘disgusting exception’ and ‘horrible sign of moral depravity’. In some way it is natural. Indian tradition affirms that ‘kshatryas eat vaishyas’. Vedic hymns are full of the eating (killing, devouring) metaphors. I only try to stress that we are responsible of what we eat, of whom we kill and destroy. The African and Oceanian tribes give us example that I find beautiful and pure."
www.counter-currents.com/2014/09/dugin-contra-racism/
27:14 "someting universal, something *prêt-à-porter*" , its french it means "ready to dress" like a thing who is look uniform for everybody
Thanks a lot for this interview, Lauren. Now I'm nazbol :)
You'll here conservatives drop postmodern a lot when explaining liberalism but liberalism as a deconstruction tool is actually leading to a pre-modern society which behaviors found in the arachic past such as matriarch societies; the Romans and Greeks had bisexual societies actually pushed by male warrior cultures even in Sparta; a pagan like view or eco view to religion. So liberals aren't postmodern, though certain facets used it, but the inevitability is more Western pre-Christian or older. Conservatives seem to want a return to a Dark Ages or feudal form of the West. As far as trans humanism, this is actually a byproduct of capitalism which generates the technology.
Hey Lauren,
I love your videos, you are very intelligent and your viewpoints make a lot of sense.
I do have one thing (criticizm? Suggestion? Request?)...
It would be really nice and really helpful if you could start utilizing the playlist feature and organize your videos into playlist topics. It's very difficult to find many of your videos as they don't seem to all show up on your channel's home page or 'videos' tab.
Either way, i hope you will continue to make videos and put the truth out there.
Keep up the good work!
yeah he is CLEARLY an extremist..../sarcasm off
What's wrong with your microphone? You sound as though your bass was artificially boosted in post.
Lauren is a man. This is his natural voice without editing
TubeTheWorld Not sure if you are trolling! She doesn't look like a man at all.
Tom Riddle Looks can be deceiving. Look it up. She is a man
TubeTheWorld Yea that's why I am not sure!
It's a tactic some women use to appear more powerful, capable, or mature, especially in business. If you look up the recent catastrophe with the medical technology company "Theranos" and listen to their female CEO, she is infamous for lowering her voice. That might be where Lauren got the idea or influence from.
But yes Lauren is also, legally at least, a man.
This is a very Grace-ful interview - Lauren Southern is in her element, as a foil for the huge intellect of Dugin, as Mary was a foil for Christ and spent a lot of time listening to him instead of preparing food for him, much to the annoyance of her sister Martha. Grace is an interesting word, not fully understood nowadays. Anyway, thanks to youtube for spying on my internet usage and deciding this video would be a bulls-eye shot. Towards the end, Dugin mentions a French philosopher called Louis Dumont - I had not heard of him, and this is partly because the ideology nowadays is Egalitarian not Hierarchical. I have a feeling Dumont is about to make a comeback, however.
The present moment is always the most important time of humanity.
This is all very good Lauren and Dugin was interesting listening for the most part, he also made some valid observations and points about the West. But Lauren more importantly, when is the Farmlands documentary coming out? The situation is critical down there and the White South Africans need the publicity, as soon as possible. Also to draw as much attention/awareness, to the issues they're facing, as possible. Because the mainstream media are practicing a tactical media black out and/or down playing the situation.
Now i know why the western media hates this guy so much. He is a genius that is very good at articulating where the west went wrong and where we need to go.
Oh boy...
Ladies, thanks a lot for this interview. Thumbs up.
I'm furious that TH-cam suppressed Dugin. He's exactly what I have been sensing for years.