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Jack Welch, the Man Who Broke Capitalism (2022)

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122 points throw0101b | 1 comments | 02 Jul 25 10:31 UTC | HN request time: 0.43s | source
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exiguus ◴[02 Jul 25 13:05 UTC] No.44443255[source]▶
I see some parallels to Curtis Yarvin and the Boys that follow his philosophy. The funny part, with all this boys is, that they do not recognise, that there utopia e.g. new society/state, does not work without the current society that sponsors them.

Basically, the same with some global corporations, which literally suck society dry (infrastructure, resources, education, labour, health system) and give almost nothing back (except for a few workers and too few taxes). I think the American dream is over. It's an empty shell that's all about making a nice life for yourself at the expense of others.

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1. FireBeyond ◴[02 Jul 25 15:49 UTC] No.44445202[source]▶
> Curtis Yarvin and the Boys that follow his philosophy

Curtis has done a good job of getting people to forget his white nationalism, though he insists he isn't one, but he's quite comfortable with it.

> It should be obvious that, although I am not a white nationalist, I am not exactly allergic to the stuff.

And though he later wrote articles saying "I'm not a white nationalist", they were largely sympathetic to the "cause" and then just said "but I'm not one."