The New Discourses Podcast with James Lindsay, Ep. 167
As recently introduced on the New Discourses Podcast, the Nazis performed an experiment of sorts between the mid 1920s and 1945, when that experiment met its catastrophic end. Framing what they did as an experiment is a valuable perspective. They found themselves in a certain set of unpleasant societal conditions, and they turned to Nazism to solve their problems. It failed. Miserably and disastrously. That experiment is therefore a warning to the world: if you find yourselves in conditions that seem similar, do not go the way of the Nazis. In this New Discourses podcast series, host James Lindsay walks the listener through portions of Hitler’s Mein Kampf to explain clearly what the basis for the Nazi Experiment was, so that we might understand it. In this first episode, he reads from Chapter 1 of Volume 2 of that wretched book to explain the Nazi racial worldview (weltanshauung), which built the state we know and rightly hate on deliberate, knowing “racialism” (racism). Join him to understand and to see how close history is to rhyming again.
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O great, the 55,678,703rd in depth discussion of the third reich, this mythology cannot possibly die soon enough.
Germany remains one of the strongest nations in Europe.
Failure?
Yes, on the short term, but the country and its people remain and are strong.
There was a lot more to the National Socialist German Workers’ Party than nationalism and populism. It might be legitimate to call them “Woke Right” even though they’re not really right, but not nationalist populist Americans like MAGA.
” The true rightist is not a man who wants to go back to this or that institution for the sake of a return; he wants first to find out what is eternally true, eternally valid, and then either to restore or reinstall it, regardless of whether it seems obsolete whether it is ancient, contemporary, or even without precedent, brand new, “ultramodern.” Old truths can be rediscovered, entirely new ones found. The Man of the Right does not have a time-bound, but a sovereign mind. ”
“Erik von Kuehnelt-Leddihn”