Message from @Doctor Anon
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National Socialist was coined in a time where the Nazis were pandering shamelessly to the left out of desperation.
At that time they wanted to nationalize all industries, or they said they did anyways.
And as soon as they took power they did the exact opposite.
Hitler didn't even like the name at first either
but sure they're socialist 😤
25 Points, which if executed absolutely would have been state socialist, were basically abandoned.
Almost USSR-tier.
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i miss the pre-Hitler DAP
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tbh, there are too many pagan larpers within the NatSocs
youre right
Yeah but there are plenty of pagans who are really serious about it.
>pagan
Perennial ideas of Indo-European universality.
Lot of that comes from esoteric Hitlerists in the middle of the 20th century and Evola.
As well as earlier folks like Guenon.
But you're just a boomer who knows 0 things.
@Doctor Anon he was, but he changed his stance when he became a nationalist
Not european
True europeans are christian
I'm going to chalk that up to a shitpost just because of how horribly incorrect it is.
Pagan detected
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I'm a Catholic though.
so he's not completely wrong
🅱agan
Indo-Europeans were pagan.
Aka "Aryans"
Of which almost all Europeans are.
🅱agan Sympathizer
No I think paganism is pretty gay.
Pagans are atheists trying to forcefully apply a religious label to.themselves
A lot of the LARPers are yeah.
''No I think paganism is pretty gay.'' didn't I explain how Catholicism is a mix of paganism and Christianity
>implying they arent all larpers
But I'm personally familiar with a few well read pagans and they're all really serious about it. It's not a religion in the same sense as Christianity is.
Paganism is integrated into the spirit and animus of the world rather than a deity figure.
I think it was Chesterson that said Christianity animated paganism into a very real religious movement rather than a spiritual one it was previously.