They too wish to be part of this protected aristocratic class and eat this "ideology" up a lá 'temporarily embarrassed millionaires' syndrome.
He believed (and might still believe) that Americans would probably be better off if American democratic government were replaced by corporate ownership of the entire country, which is certainly an extreme position, but not all non-Leftist extremists are bigots.
[^1]: https://www.thenation.com/article/politics/curtis-yarvin/ [^2]: https://www.inc.com/tess-townsend/why-it-matters-that-an-obs...
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Yes, that totally sounds like something a normal non-racist would say. WTF.
(I also recall him saying something like "you know who was perfectly bred to work in the fields?" in response to someone saying that there's no replacement for immigrant farm labor. But I can't find the citation right now.)
Moreover, if you understand his philosophy and ideas, it is clear that his underlying motives are racial hatred and fear. He is trying to solve “problems” that only exist in the mind of a person full of racial hate and fear, and proposes solutions that show a profound lack of empathy- and it’s terrifying because his ideas work, and are working.