Before quoting Cambria Will Not Yield, ere readers point the fact out to me, I would state that I am well aware of Cambria’s enthusiastic anti-Catholicism. What is important to understand however is not that Harrison is Catholic and that Cambria is anti-Catholic, for though Harrison is indeed Catholic (and happily so) The Economic Nationalist is not The Catholic Apologist, nor is it principally about Catholicism as such. Rather, what is important to understand—indeed, critically important—is that nearly the worst, most contemptible, most disloyal, most cowardly thing we right-wingers have been prone to do in recent decades is to tear one another down in a pathetic, servile show meant to impress godless liberals whose hearts, emptied of the love of Christ, are filled instead with black hatred for us.
Our civilization is dying. We have no time any longer for internecine warfare on the right, and it is unseemly—or worse—that you and I should tolerate relentless, repeated, intentional injury by the left better than we tolerate mere perceived heterodoxy among our own friends, fellows and kin.
I for one shall not play that liberal game. I am determined to provide a model of the manner in which we men of the right ought to treat one another, if we men of the right really care about passing down to our posterity the magnificent civilization our ancestors have passed down to us. I am therefore entitled to regard Cambria as friend and I shall do so, with pleasure and without reservation. The privilege is mine.
Cambria writes,
The 21st century liberal, therefore, is a lot meaner and less willing to engage in debate than his 1950’s counterpart. He is meaner because his ideas have become embodied and are self-evidently wrong, thus forcing him to stay mad-dog delusional every single second of his life. And he is unwilling to debate because he has consolidated his power and doesn’t have to debate.
Cambria is right.
Howard J. Harrison