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- The AltRight will probably fail. And everyone will have an opinion as to why. Too focused on race, not focused on race enough, too moderate, too radical, too favorable toward women, not properly using women to get social capital, too stupid, too busy mentally masturbating, not spiritual enough, filled itself with pseudo-spiritual kooks, etc etc. All will be self-serving for whomever makes it, remember that. If there is any reason, it's probably mundane: didnt organize itself well enough, lacked a plan after Trump, didn't move the right people into positions of power or representation, forgot its intellectual roots.
- But what's important there is that everyone will have an opinion. Because the altright has gotten further than any right wing reactionary movement, any internet movement, any social movement without establishment backing or consent really. The altright called out cowardice and inability to act and lived up to that. Don't forget that.
- Moreover, it was fighting on multiple fronts as everyone wanted to crush it by ruining its prominent members or poisoning the well. Not by arguing. Altright is eager to argue, and they don't want that because it would mean they can't lie basically. The AltRight did well in arguments and debates, it never lost ground there and it usually gained ground. Be it Woes and Sargon, or Kulturkampf and Lefty/pol/. The Altright fought the conservative establishment, the New Right/Alt-lite and Proud Boys/Oathkeepers in particular, the skeptic community, people "too right wing and fascist for them", the dirtbag left, lefty/pol/, generic left wingers and liberals. It fought them with spirit too. Because it believed in something that it, let's face it, almost certainly true on a basic level: whites are responsible for Western Civ. And with it basically all social, political, and even the bulk of scientific advancements in human history. That genes matter more than environment, that importing the global south is wrong, and that the Left is leading the West toward a Brazilian future (but much less attractive).
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