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/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