Tucker the Atheist - How The Post-Modern Right Adopted the Left’s God

The flip side of the post-modern coin poses a disturbing question: If everything is ultimately based on power, what remains of the concepts of "good" and "evil"?

This is where the new isolationism, spearheaded by figures like Tucker Carlson, reveals a startling truth: It is actually a form of Leftism. Not in terms of policy, but in terms of worldview.

It is a worldview that, on the surface, speaks of good versus evil, yet deep down, operates on the assumption that everything is merely power.

The Right-Wing Blindness

This is the great blindness of the New Right. The "New Left," for its part, is at least consistent: it has abandoned the traditional notion of good versus evil in favor of a hierarchy of power (oppressor vs. oppressed).

The New Right, however, seeks something else: equality among power-holders. It argues that those who are strong are not necessarily good or bad; they are simply operating on the same level of reality. And because this is the state of nature, the moral question of "good and evil" becomes uninteresting to them.

That is, until it comes to the Jews.

While the Left seeks to turn power into a class-based catalyst for revolution, the Right seeks to turn power into a super-class factor for consolidation.

This creates a strange paradox where the New Right is simultaneously:

The Antisemitic Trap

Here lies the danger. Because this version of the Right cannot claim that "the strong are the bad guys" (as the Left does), it must find a different villain. It is forced to claim that the Jews are the ultimate evil.

Why? Because in their view, the Jews are the ones who refuse to allow this "equality among power-holders." They see the Jew as an entity striving to be the strongest of all, whether by manipulating "Leftist ideas" to subvert nations from within, or by using the State of Israel to project power from without.

In this twisted logic, the Jew is accused of using these tools to exploit the world, disrupting the "natural order" of raw power that the isolationist Right worships.

For the materialist, the concept of Power serves as a substitute for the soul. The religious and national Jew is therefore the natural enemy of the materialist, because his very existenceת historically, religiously, and ethically, defies the material order of this world.

This explains the obsession with branding Israel as hyper-aggressive. It stems from the materialist’s need to prove that the lust for power is universal. They must prove that their archetypal enemies, the very people associated with the prophecy 'Not by might, nor by power, but by My Spirit'are not immune to this lust. In fact, they must prove that these Jews are the worst abusers of power of all.

After all, only by pointing to the 'evil heralds of the Spirit' is it possible to preach about the 'good gods of hard power.'"