>siege bad because 4hcna told me so

i dont have an opinion on siege coz ive never read it and therefore arent qualified to hold or express one

I'm just here to spread the Good News of Aleksandr Gelye'evich Dugin and the coming of a multipolar world order.

the last good Anglo attempt at revolt was in the English Civil War, everything after that was too gay to count as good

Siege is no different from Strasser's idea of National Socialism. It promotes unessecary violence and chaos and absolute radicalism.

>strasser's idea

what

strasser

are you fucking tarded

he hasn't read it

wat

Gregor Strasser.

yes

Glad I dknt get shit on, because I'm saved by being anglo-SAXON rather than just "le anglo." But it's such a minor percentage because my Celtic (Scot) DNA is so significantly higher than anything else.

how the fuck

is siege strasserism

strasserist were commies

i understand that strasserism is just soft nazbol

that's an interesting way of putting it

is it wrong tho

Strasserism is radical National Socialism. Siege promotes radical National Socialism.

what

are you stupid

do you know anything

that is not what it is at all

National Bolshevism and Strasserism are pretty distinct political movements

Hey bud if you want to make insults and not have a civil discussion then you can see yourself out in a heartbeat.

hey bud if you would like to

ya know

hold on

Anglo-Saxon vs Anglo is literally not a distinction, the Angles, Saxons and Jutes were subsumed into a single ethnic group after 1066 so it's pointless

https://i.4pcdn.org/pol/1505162255154.jpg

4chan archive i know

but the image is true

Strasserists only hated Capitalist Jews... but not because they were jews. Just because they were capitalists. That's what I think.

The nazis were weebs but with street shitters instead of Japs.

good meme

NB started as a tendency within the German Communist Party and re-emerged as an opposition movement in 1990s Russia, whereas Strasserism was a position that arose out of NSDAP in response to Nazi policies that, in their view, betrayed the worker orientation of the early party. There are a lot of similarities, but there's not a lot of overlap between the authors and party membership.

Nazbol?

Yeah.