I'm intrigued and baffled by this. Would you so kind as to expand it into something I can at least google?
I mean - I think I can guess the meaning but I might be wildly wrong so I'm not going to try without some further elucidation from yourself.
I'm intrigued and baffled by this. Would you so kind as to expand it into something I can at least google?
I mean - I think I can guess the meaning but I might be wildly wrong so I'm not going to try without some further elucidation from yourself.
https://www.patheos.com/blogs/jappersandjanglers/2016/09/an-...
And "pinetree-eco-fash" refers to ecofascism, which is not uncommon among fascist groups:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ecofascism
I was unaware they were feuding on Twitter (since I follow no one in either of those groups), but it doesn't surprise me.
And I wouldn't be surprised to find trad cath socialists there either.
And ecofascists are not left-wing.
Pine tree I could see as Lebanese nationalist and/or Pacific Northwest ecofascists who are similiar groups. The two would get on like a dumpster fire as the trad-caths wouldn't prioritize the environment and would be bigoted towards them. The eco fascists would find them abominable and feel no affinity since they aren't contributing to their central justifying ideal - even though anybody with sense knows the object of fascism is fascism and the eco would inevitably wind up lipservice at best. While tongue in cheek they are perfect useless idiots who would just get a bunch of innocent people killed if they got remotely close to what they wanted.
https://duckduckgo.com/?t=canonical&q=eco+fascism&iax=images...
The norse rune mask cut out over a pine forest being the referent.
Trad-cath-leninist is more straightforward: traditional (I.e. Reactionary/fundamentalist) Catholic (as in the church) + marxist-leninist.