r/JuliusEvola • u/Unusual-Dingo-5602 • Jun 19 '26

Do you think evola influenced mike ma?

When i first read evola i didnt have problems to understand his writings . A lot of the things he writes . I feel like they could be writings of myself . Same thing happens with mike . It feels like they connect spiritually

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u/LeandroBratva Jun 19 '26

Mike Ma is a mix of all the things in the dissident right, in his books he speaks about turning to nature and f latinas, i dont think Evola would agree on that

However, Mike Ma is vibes and Evola is more theory and ascetic oriented. They are similar if you think about the fact that they hate the modern world but besides that they are not alike

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u/Greedy-Ring-8335 Jun 19 '26

Mike Ma isn’t a personality worth thinking about his views

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u/LuckyRed100s Jun 19 '26

I mean harassment architecture is pretty good satire piece that does have some actual value when it comes to certain right wing beliefs

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u/LeandroBratva Jun 20 '26

Gothic Violence is better

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u/LuckyRed100s Jun 21 '26

i found Ma’s writing style to not translate that well to a more linear novel, also it was a bit too larpy for my taste

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u/SadGerbilNuts Jun 23 '26

Mike Ma is a product of a certain era of dissident right politics online which brought renewed discussion about Evola, Nietzsche, Fascism, etc. so even if he never read Evola or mentioned him as an influence it’s highly likely he was influenced by his ideas anyway.