Yeah but le pen + zimmour took over 30% at the first round. The radical right is here to stay, and eventually will win. Then will lose. Then will win again. That's how democracy is supposed to work, and since I'm seeing it going anywhere anysoon, it's good to be in a position where we are allowed to get our share of institutions.

We shouldn't get caught in the trap of thinking that the only options are (a) total power and victory or (b) defeat. Just look at the traditionalists of the beginning of '900, like Evola, Junger and Guenon. They didn't want fascism or Nazism: they wanted the return to the pre-1789 status. And as a result, Evola was an outsider and never joined the fascist party, Guenon just quit with Europe and went living in Egypt and Junger well, he really didn't do anything. But fascism and Nazism weren't that bad. So we should not retire from society, nor offer some unreasonable uncompromising stances to society itself. We should stay true to our values, but we also should be pragmatic and ready to act when there is the opportunity.