I recall reading somewhere (slatestarcodex, I think) that the neoreactionists have three main strains: ethnocentric, techno-futurist/capitalist, and religious-authoritarian. In light of that, I wonder if Israel isn’t a better example than Hungary. Israel is technologically advanced but also a strict ethnostate with some theocratic elements. Like Hungary, Israel is probably too democratic to really qualify.
The problem with Israel is that the religious elements are based on a religion still optimized for exile rather than being a national religion. They still haven’t rebuilt the temple, for crying out loud.
I recall reading somewhere (slatestarcodex, I think) that the neoreactionists have three main strains: ethnocentric, techno-futurist/capitalist, and religious-authoritarian. In light of that, I wonder if Israel isn’t a better example than Hungary. Israel is technologically advanced but also a strict ethnostate with some theocratic elements. Like Hungary, Israel is probably too democratic to really qualify.
The problem with Israel is that the religious elements are based on a religion still optimized for exile rather than being a national religion. They still haven’t rebuilt the temple, for crying out loud.