Right-wing Hegelian movement that treats will as a meta-specific attribute of emergent desire.
Desire is represented as a vaporware aesthetic or color ratios.
Contrasts itself from traditionalist right-wing Hegelian movements in its orientation of individual consciousness as sublime (tautological to panarchic consciousness) and state and race as materialist ciphers (objects of will).
The Vapor Right views individual consciousness as having a meta-collective relationship to universal consciousness.
Collective consciousness is posited as an illusion of will or false-in-origin.
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