Alt-Center Lexicon
A Proposal for a New Alt-Center: Philosophy & Policy
The Alt-Center Revisited
Alt-center pill: TL;DR of Robert Stark's proposal
Joakim Andersen: Robert Stark and the Radical Center
Robert Stark’s Alt-Center Political Compass
Source: lmcnulty.gitlab.io/political-compass-generator
Left-authoritarian stances:
-Higher taxes on ultra-wealthy
-Anti-trust, break up monopolies
-Anti-usury, Public banking (could also be authoritarian right)
-Income inequality is a huge problem that must be addressed
-Unfairness is inherent in capitalism in who is rewarded (eg. smart but poor)
-Invest in mass transit, high-speed rail, and subway systems
-Environmentalism, wilderness conservation (could also be lib left)
-Against the privatization of the commons
Left-Libertarian stances:
-Animal Rights
-Climate Change is real
-Prison Reform
-Oppose the death penalty on the potential for innocence but reject pacifist case
-Limit the Surveillance State
-Legalize psychedelics for therapeutic use
-Legalize and regulate sex work
-Anti-war, non-interventionist foreign policy
-Opposed to nationalism based upon state worship
-Multiculturalism over assimilationism
-UBI without bureaucracy
-Basic material needs should be taken care of but not total economic egalitarianism
-Limit credentialism
-Disregard a lot of arbitrary social mores
-Skepticism of authority
Right-Libertarian stances:
-Gun rights and right to defend life and property with force
-Against cancel culture/hate speech is free speech
-Freedom of association
-Reject civil rights but support civil liberties
-Dismantle bureaucracies
-Pro-alternative institutions
-Legalize alternative currencies
-Replace public education with apprenticeships plus vouchers for homeschooling and private education
-Property rights
-Privatize marriage with contracts
-Pro-age gap relationships
-Reduce regulations for small businesses and independent entrepreneurs
Right-authoritarian stances:
-Positive eugenics (eg. natalist tax incentives)
-Pro-White identity politics
-Whites should oppose demographic disposition
-Importance of lineage, passing down traditions to descendants, both genetic and cultural
-Skeptical of feminism
-Reject egalitarianism with a hierarchical view of human nature
-Hereditarianism, anti-blank state/pro-HBD
-Most people’s opinions don’t matter
-Spiritual elitism
-Vitalism
-Noblesse oblige
-Beauty is hierarchal
-Support a flexible caste system over liberal meritocracy (eg. specialization in education and economy with guilds)
-Proportional inequality (eg. merchants, warriors, priests, and artists share power)
-Lovecraftian intellectual Aristocracy/ruling class
-Skepticism of mass liberal democracy
Center stances:
-Urbanist, YIMBY adjacent
-Sympathetic to YIMBY policies but opposes their ideology
-Balanced approach to policing issues
-Health insurance as a utility but doctors are private
-Moderate Transhumanism
-Theosophical approach to moralistic issues
-Leave many social and economic issues to the local or regional level
-Copywrite reform, copywrite protections limited to the creator
-Distributism
-Support effective altruism on principle but movement is grifty
-abortion is legal but regulated and viewed as low class
-anti liberal LGBTQ ideology but support gays as creative caste
-Pro-nuclear energy
-Pro-private sector unions but anti-public sector unions
-Private property and protection of the commons duality is crucial
-Social security lockbox but not privatized
Source: politicalcompass.org/test
Source: ontheissues.org
I always found the political compass test questions massively skewed towards a left/libertarian result; “do you think other races are subhumans who should be subjugated and possibly genocide??? No???!! I guess you’re an extreme libertarian!
despite any of my previous alt-right larps I've always scored around -2,2 on the compass test when being 100% truthful with myself