Constitution, according to Day:Īs you probably know, my argument is that the Posterity for whom the Constitution is intended to defend the Blessings of Liberty consists solely of the genetic descendants of the People of the several and united States. And we don't care about the Constitution, the Rights of Man, the Enlightenment, the Holocaust, or anything else with capital letters that is likely to get in the way. The #AltRight believes in three things:Įverything else is negotiable or a means to one of those three ends. And neither do we of the #AltRight, because it is obvious that the Constitution has not only failed, completely, by its own stated purpose, but is today being used as a means of hand-cuffing the Right. I think the old conservatives would do well to call themselves Constitutionalists, because it is obvious that the current batch don't give a damn about it. When Day self-identified with the alt-right, he wrote: įormerly, Day self-identified with the alt-right, but due to the term alt-right being effectively mischaracterized by the mainstream press, he now self-identifies as being part of the nationalist right and believes the mainstream press will not be able to poison the term nationalist right. He is also the lead designer of Infogalactic, an alternative to Wikipedia.

Day is the lead editor of the Finland-based company Castalia House which publishes science fiction, books on military strategy and other works. He is an author, blogger, editor, political commentator and computer game designer. Theodore Beale, commonly known by the pen name Vox Day, (born August 21, 1968) is an American who politically aligns himself with the nationalist right and traditionalism.

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