That's not what they're fundamentally about.
Apparently you've never looked into them. Because it is what they are about. It is all apologetics for the unlimited rights of the traditional elites.
That's not what they're fundamentally about.
I don't agree about that but we don't even have to go there.
The Confederates were fighting to preserve a form of systematic oppression that was specifically and directly on racial lines. Ayn Rand and "Austrian economics" are not.
Ayn Rand and "Austrian economics" are not.
You both are still missing my point.
As far as I can tell, your grammar is the real problem.
Anyway, as I was saying, the Confederates were explicitly racial in nature. They wanted white people as an ethnic group to have exclusive power over black people as an ethnic group. Not that white people and black people could both potentially be either slaves or free. Ayn Rand and Austrian Economics didn't have that racial element to them, ergo, they are not the same.
I disagree because the racial component seemed deeply backed into their morals. Sure, both Rand and the Conderates believed in inherent differences among people and extolled the virtue of the strong within that ladder, but the categorical differences in their chauvinism (risk takers/entrepreneurs vs household masters/inheritors) are great.Which just tells me that you don't understand the situation. The Confederates were the lords and masters of all they surveyed. It wasn't about the racism. It was about the preferential social, political, and economic, status. The racism was a means, not the end. The end was in no real way different from Austrian economics ends.
but the categorical differences in their chauvinism (risk takers/entrepreneurs vs household masters/inheritors) are great.
Far right or far from right?dissolution of class divisions
well in his next sentence he does mention a new stratification based on religion and ethnicity. Hitler hated aristocracy but he definitely had no problem classifying people. Something the modern right frequently dog whistles today.Far right or far from right?
Far right or far from right?
If you go far enough to the right, you end up returning from the left.
They began as a worker's party, with a racist element.