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the benefits of tradition

A frustrating contradiction and hypocrisy you find in many of these online spaces and subcultures is that they want the benefits of tradition without its necessary restraints and duties. They simultaneously want the best of the sexual revolution (sexual success with pornified women, perpetually dol…

—p.96 Kill All Normies: Online Culture Wars from 4chan and Tumblr to Trump and the Alt-Right Chapter Six: Entering the manosphere (86) by Angela Nagle
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the influence of Tumblr

[...] You may question the motivations of the right's fixation on these relative niche subcultures, but the liberal fixation on relatively niche sections of the new online right that emerged from small online subcultures is similar in scale--that is, the influence of Tumblr on shaping strange new p…

—p.73 Chapter Five: From Tumblr to the campus wars: creating scarcity in an online economy of virtue (68) by Angela Nagle
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Herbert Marcuse on revolution

New Left thinker Herbert Marcuse meanwhile raised the question of 'whether it is possible to conceive of revolution when there is no vital need for it'. The need for revolution, he explained, 'is something quite different from a vital need for better working conditions, a better income, more libert…

—p.61 Chapter Four: Conservative culture wars from Buchanan to Yiannopoulos (54) by Angela Nagle
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the co-opting of counterculture

[...] the most recent rise of the online right is evidence of the triumph of the identity politics of the right and of the co-opting (but nevertheless the triumph) of 60s left styles of transgression and counterculture. The libertinism, individualism, bourgeous bohemianism, postmodernism, irony and…

—p.57 Chapter Four: Conservative culture wars from Buchanan to Yiannopoulos (54) by Angela Nagle
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Milo as a classical liberal

The right-way style that Yiannopoulos embodied represents a marriage of the ironic, irreverent, taboo-busting culture of 4chan with the politics of the right; although, as his hard alt-right detractors often liked to point out, once you remove the 'trolling', many of his views amount to little more…

—p.56 Chapter Four: Conservative culture wars from Buchanan to Yiannopoulos (54) by Angela Nagle