Richard Hunt: from green anarchism to primitivist fascism
The following is an article on Wikipedia that has existed there as a stub until recently when I substantially expanded it. However, the Wikipedia community has decided that Hunt in himself is insufficiently notable for a Wikipedia article and will fold the material into related articles and delete it. I'm copying its current form here as I think it's an interesting case study in political syncretism and the dangers of the fascist creep. In the 1990s, I read and was convinced by some articles in Green Anarchist, the magazine he had edited, and even had one of Hunt's graphics on my wall; following the group's turn against Hunt I learnt a lot about how fascist ideas enter radical spaces. Keywords: eco-fascism, anarcho-primitivism, national-anarchism Richard Hunt was a green anarchist activist, and editor of various magazines, most notably Green Anarchist and Alternative Green . Hunt advocated measures to reduce population and to deconstruct ...
