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eileen

define to me in one message

what is cosmic order/universal law

@Lem fucking love that image kek

Something on a legal/philosophical plane. Kinda like.. "There is no in between. It is either you do or you don't. It does, or it doesnt."

@Commissar Femto Doge meems are so meta now

@eileen not at all.

and you see here

universal law

is the basics into national socialist world view

it was in official nsdap documents

everything

if you cannot understand the basics

or know what the basics are for that fact

Okay? Then you tell me.

ok I will

I don't like whimsical stuff.

universal law is the law that encompasses everything. it is truth, the unchanging to put it shortley. It doesn't rely on perception and national socialist worldview isn't about overthinking everything or appling philosophies, it is about the pursue of truth, with real world dilemmas instead of some abstract thoughts

I have never read anything so fantastically devoid of content, thank you.

@Marsoup shut the fuck up you are no better

Oh but didn't NSDAP rename "universal law?"

Isn't it referred to as "volk?"

what

volk is your people

your race

it is a german term

Volkisch.

Law.

lets see here

Law for the Aryan people

So it's different?

Because I look up Universal Law in National Socialism and the result is Volkisch Law.

```The German noun Volk translates to people, both uncountable in the sense of people as in a crowd, and countable (plural Völker) in the sense of a people as in an ethnic group or nation (compare the English term folk).

Within an English-language context, the German word is of interest primarily for its use in German philosophy, as in Volksseele "national soul" and in German nationalism (notably the derived adjective völkisch "national, ethnic").```

that is volk alone

but lets try "volkisch

Look up "Universal Law in National Socialism"

```The term völkisch (pronounced [ˈfœlkɪʃ]) derives from the German word Volk (cognate with the English "folk"), corresponding to "ethnic group" of a population and people, with connotations in German of "people-powered". According to the historian James Webb, the word also has "overtones of 'nation', 'race' and 'tribe'".[1] The term völkisch has no direct English equivalent, but it could be rendered as "ethnonationalistic", "racial-nationalistic" or "ethno-racialist".```

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