Right Wing Anarchism

A good idea of Rockwell's politics can be gleaned from the fact that his website publishes this obituary for Mel Gabler, who devoted the latter portion of his life to making sure that public schoolbooks in America didn't offend him by, say, reminding people that America was founded on genocide, that brown people exist, and that Jesus wasn't real. General theocratic twit, but thanks to his persistence and where he lived, he managed to tilt the public school textbooks in his direction.

Why do the "Libertarians" like Rockwell think highly of Gabler? Because Gabler pisses off lefties.

In the US the so-called "anarcho-capitalists" were led by Murray Rothbard.

See: THE LIBERTARIAN FORUM http://www.lewrockwell.com/rothbard/lf/lib-forum-contents.html

"This newsletter, published from 1969–1984, was edited and mostly written by Murray N. Rothbard (all unattributed articles are by him). It contains some of his most fascinating writing on politics, freedom, history, war, the libertarian movement, and the movies ("Mr. First Nighter")."

---from intro to digital reprint series

Yeah but the original post seems to be referring to something like our right wing fringe. Much of the militia movement is against the state, believe in solidarity and mutual aid (with their select group) and isn't necessarily pro-capitalist. Chris Plummer has been advocating relationships between right wing anti-state groups and anarchists for years now.

Sure, if they agreed completely with us they'd be anarchists. I'm just saying there are elements of that movement that we can relate to. There's also a lot of racism and anti-semitism there so its hit or miss.

I think an alliance with non-racist anti-government militia's and successionist groups is a natural and perfectly good idea here in the states. Armed groups with a deep hatred of the state are certainly MY friends. Its one of the few things i agree with Chris on.

All the successionist groups in montana are ultra-right, montana-nationalists. Forming an alliance with such scum is just asking for trouble. BTW, most of these groups are only "anti-government" as far as the federal government goes, any government that they had they pulled the strings with I'm sure would be perfectly cool with them.

They are also the main believers of all the conspiracies here in the states. And think the U.N. is behind their backs, with
a batallion of alien soldiers. It's why they gotta keep em guns.......they are republicans, basically...

There is a battle between the right and left wings of the Vermont sepratist militia going on right now.

Some of em came out stringly against the minute men, others are pretty lefty on alot of ther issues too.

I actually came "ideologically" out of that political milieux.

I grew up in rural British Colombia, lots of conspiracy theory stuff, specially bout the zionist secret society that run shit, all that.

I also considered myself a comunist at that point. The only people who seemed to me serriously into politics and changing things were influenced by that line of thinking, weither we knew it or not. Most of us were totally oblivious to the links.

I didnt hate jews or anything, I just thought there was a bunch of rich guys pulling the strings, and it had always been vaguely articulated around zionoim.

I know this might sound weird, but we were just uneducated, ignorant people with no intelectual tools to fully explain how things worked. I hated authority (mostly cops and politicians) and knew a small gang of rich people ran shit.

I think alot of poeople in militias are like that.

Hell I had a six foot confederate flag on my bedroom wall in highschool. It had nothing to do with racism, I just identified with the rebel imagry.

This probably all came out sounding pretty weird....
....Let the personal attacks begin.

An honest hatred of the state should be our natural bond. We are libertarians in as much as we are communists. All of us have marched beside a stalinist in a parade. (perhaps making some jibe under our breath) Yet we so quickly distance our selves, and with such fierceness, from the radical libertarian movements. Doesn't this seem unbalanced? Anarchists are purists in our ideas. I think this is for the best. Yet, purity of position, means a daily compromise of action. Anarchists are the biggest whores, we need to be. Yet, who and where we compromise ourselves is genarally revealing. It is clear that the majority of anarchists are social democrats at heart. Because we will engage with a labor beuracrat, march beside a stalinist, and hold a flag with a progressive. This is very sad. It reveals the level to which most anarchists are NOT committed to the anti-state rhetoric of our movement. Else, we would on a occasion go to a militia meeting and embrace our libertarian brothers, as we daily whore ourselves to our statist communist allies.

I couldn't find one six feet tall. And I was way older than high school.

That base hangs a gun in the window of every pickup truck, too.

Since L died, my best freind is a Confederate re-enactor. We agree that Lincoln was a tyrant. And he does not deny that Dixie was a class society. But when I talk about class solidarity trumping regional animosity, he just rolls his eyes, and says I'm being "unrealistic". Utopian.

There is quite a bit of latent class resentment to tap into, if we could ever get a stable revolutioanry base constructed- and challenge the diversion of class resentment into racism. (Sigh).

Right-wing "anarchism" comes in two main types: "anarcho"-capitalism and "anarcho"-nationalists. Neither have anything to do with anarchism as such (although the former try to appropriate the US individualist anarchist tradition as forefathers). Sadly some academics have fallen for the claims of the former as being a form of anarchism, although thankfully none has yet included "anarcho"-nationalists into our family tree!

The idea what we can work with these people is just silly. They are not anarchists nor seek anarchism. The capitalists want a system of private police forces defending capitalist property and power. The nationalists want radically pure communities. they may be against the current state, but they want to replace it with different systems of hierarchy.