sure but to say their not related is false

I don't think there can't be a third iteration of ideas.

The only way they're related is semantically, not conceptually. Arguing over that is further semantics.

in the history of forever there has alwasy been a new form of something

But has it ever been called neo-neo-X?

not yet

Why assume it as an absolute that it will?

Nazi ideology is still less than 100 years old

Nazi ideology is completely different from neo-Nazism. That's why they're separate concepts.

The only similarity is racial materialism.

Most neo-Nazis are just social reactionaries.

no I dont assume anything is absolute thats the point im making

So you're a postmodernist. 😎

sure if assumptions are now reality you post modernist

Postmodernism is just a rejection of metanarratives ("big stories" in Lyotard's original French).

Which fascism absolutely is. It's a metanarrative, a set of premises and a worldview.

That's why fascists hate postmodernism.

And why everyone on the right does as well.

It conflicts with fundamentalism, which usually entails religion for a lot of the right.

right < haha you see what I did there?

so I write stand up

The right conserve everything including injustice, the left destroys everything even goodness.

Im working on a bit that involves the fact that Fascism is typically antisemetic but also christian which means they worship a jew.

Which fascists were Christian?

im still working on it but most fascist I speak to are

Clerical fascism is kind of dumb.

they could just be larpers though

It's just fascism-lite in practice, like Salazar.

Was hitler not fascist?

But Codreanu was a hardcore religious nationalist and is unique for that reason as a fascist.

Yes Hitler was a fascist.

hitler encouraged christianity

It's not like that.

in laymans terms it is though

Elements within the NSDAP encouraged positive Christianity as a more esoteric Christianity that focused more on loyalty to the Party which was especially important in the Catholic south.

But Hitler personally was ambivalent to religion.

And was not a Christian himself.

sure

Long-term broadly the NSDAP wanted a neo-Pagan religion for Germany.

Especially the SS.

so his fascist regime promoted christianity