User:Tomjazzy

I have to say it will take me a while to get my head around, so my detailed reply will follow. Now all I can say is that in my opinion the Enlightenment did equate capitalism to a large extent and it's not just equating Enlightenment with classical liberalism, it seems to me Jacobinism and much of socialist thought The same is true (including Marxism-Leninism and moderate market socialism). In fact, no matter how much these socialists oppose capitalism, they are not really completely divorced from capitalism. Their opposition to capitalism also only creates an oppressive society that is highly homogeneous with capitalism. society.

In terms of philosophy, I have to say that I am more influenced by people like Stirner, Nietzsche, and Marx, as well as some non-Marxist-Leninist communists, and some anarchists. In addition, I am still what you call I am a lifestyleist, and I am still reading books by people like Foucault and Deleuze. As for the Enlightenment, I would say that the past Enlightenment participants were honorable because they rebelled against the oppression of an authoritarian feudal society, but they themselves created a new oppressive society. Compared with the feudal society in the past, the oppression of capitalist society has not been weakened, but has been greatly strengthened. I sympathize with the radical liberals in the past, but I don’t have much affection for the current left-wing liberals (I just sympathize more their struggles, not their ideas). I'm also interested in some of the thinkers you like, people like Aristotle and Kant, but I don't think I fully agree with them. I also like some counter-enlightenment thinkers, and you have a neutral attitude towards Hobbes, but I am very disgusted with Hobbes. On the contrary, if I had to choose, I would put maistre in a neutral attitude, although I I'm more of a neutral towards him.

I'm glad to see your reply, but I have to go to bed first, but before I do, I have to clarify something, I am not unsupportive of the Ukrainian people, I said that I do support the Ukrainian people's struggle , I just said that I do not support the Ukrainian government, that is, Zelensky’s regime. Of course, for now, I am still willing to temporarily put aside my dislike of him on the Ukrainian issue, and have a certain favor for him , but that doesn't make me dislike him overall. You may have misunderstood my thoughts, and I did not say that you support the Austrian government. I only said that you may be too partial to people like Mises and Hayek. I am talking about the Austrian school, not the Austrian people. This may be A question of translation. Because I am a Chinese, and I don't know English, what you see is translated by me with a translator.

I'm glad to see your reply, but I have to go to bed first, but before I do, I have to clarify something, I am not unsupportive of the Ukrainian people, I said that I do support the Ukrainian people's struggle , I just said that I do not support the Ukrainian government, that is, Zelensky’s regime. Of course, for now, I am still willing to temporarily put aside my dislike of him on the Ukrainian issue, and have a certain favor for him , but that doesn't make me dislike him overall. You may have misunderstood my thoughts, and I did not say that you support the Austrian government. I only said that you may be too partial to people like Mises and Hayek. I am talking about the Austrian school, not the Austrian people. This may be A question of translation. Because I am a Chinese, and I don't know English, what you see is translated by me with a translator.

I took a general look at your self-insertion on pcba, and I'm mostly interested in your philosophy, politically I don't think I think you have much of a problem overall, although it's still too mild as I'm personally more biased Somewhat more than anarcho-communism. I think I could have had more discussion primarily on the philosophical side, as I'm not really into humanism and the Enlightenment, and while my cultural views are unquestionably pro-social justice, not conservatism, that doesn't preclude My objection to the Enlightenment. You make me feel like a 19th century humanist who combined current trends of thought such as socialism, communism, and anarchism with his own radical liberal beliefs, and created a new kind of thinking to reconcile The conflict between the left and the right of the Enlightenment to create a truly ideal state of freedom for the Enlightenment. From my point of view, you're a pretty smart sage, even though you're only a 19th-century sage. In addition, in terms of support for various political factions, I am roughly the same as you. Of course, I don’t really understand why you want to support a Youtuber who is obviously for fun, and I don’t think it is necessary to support the Ukrainian people. Support the Ukrainian government, and I also hate Marxist-Leninists, but I don't think liberals or Austrians are any better than them.