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> I'm not export[sic] on Dugin, nor a supporter, but that's kind of silly to call him a fascist, since he himself rejects "Fascism" as an antiquated ideology.
by mullingitover 4y ago
> I'm not export[sic] on Dugin, nor a supporter, but that's kind of silly to call him a fascist, since he himself rejects "Fascism" as an antiquated ideology.
I've read his work - his complaint about historic fascism wasn't that it was bad, but that it wasn't done properly.
- dukeofdoom 4y agoI doubt a Russian nationalist would be for Fascism, considering how many millions of Russians lost their lives to it. This is one of his quotes, seems like postmodernist to me: “I am for black people. White civilization—its cultural values, the lying, inhuman model of the world built by it—has not justified itself. Everything is heading towards the beginning of white pogroms on a planetary scale. Russia is saved only because we are not pure white. Robber transnational corporations, the oppression and suppression of everyone else, MTV, blue and pink—these are the fruits of a white civilization that must be eliminated. Therefore, I am for red, yellow, green, black—just not for white. I wholeheartedly stand on the side of the people of Zimbabwe. ” —Alexander Dugin
- Aeolun 4y ago> I doubt a Russian nationalist would be for Fascism, considering how many millions of Russians lost their lives to it. Why is this so weird? Facism isn’t a state, or an actor by itself. It’s an ideology. If his ideology has all the markings of facism, it’s facism, even if he calls it differently.