I know NatSocs who say stuff like "Jesus was aryan"

So then we are no closer to describing how Communism is against human nature.

Well, human nature is hierarchical

Jesus was a jew

Jews cant even be white

Gommunism perverts and inserts the states' value systems upon the free exchange of goods, services, and ideas.

Yeah

Any incursion by the state in human value systems is to be regarded as a distortion of human nature.

Plus in the OT it was said that the Israelites were mistaken for egyptians

So there's no way they could be white

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Yeah that too

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The worst part about Christians on the far right is that there's a coin flip chance that they're Christian Identitarians.

Which is a vile heresy

There isn't free exchange of goods because market is always distroted and people can't access to it equally

If anything they're apostates

there isn't a free exchange of ideas because the media and other ideological state apparatuses are controlled or influenced by bourgeois ideology

what do you mean mros

@Blebleh not for long, the internet marks a democratization of media

propoganda model no longer applies

Christian Identity is the belief that whites are the true Israelites and only whites are capable of being saved.

the majority of the workers still do it

It stems from the 20th century British Israelite movement.

thats not christian at all

Exactly!

http://www.azquotes.com/picture-quotes/quote-there-s-class-warfare-all-right-but-it-s-my-class-the-rich-class-that-s-making-war-and-warren-buffett-37-48-32.jpg

@OF-8 So human nature is the unrestricted exchange of words, values and goods? Why cannot human value also include moderation of these things?

Also, Daily reminder that Hitler wasn't a Christian

@Deleted User I think he would pose the argument that moderation through intervention is artifical, and thus is not 'natural' human nature. idk

All communication is a form of intervention.

I want to know here he gets his 'unrestricted' requirement from. Because, so far he has only alluded to the features of human nature, not its quantities. Why are limitations perverted?