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It seems more like an SA type ideology, not really white supremacist per se (in fact, most SA fascists are fairly harmless, they're just really into like, tradi
by DiscourseFan 3y ago
It seems more like an SA type ideology, not really white supremacist per se (in fact, most SA fascists are fairly harmless, they're just really into like, traditional life and beauty and going back to the earth and shit--though that does sometimes involve deporting all the minorities).
The problem isn't that they're fascists, they are actually really bad with political organizing and gaining power because they so severely reject modernity. The problem is that they get duped by the SS types and then when they rise to power they just kill all the SA guys (its what happened in Germany).
- u32480932048 3y agoSorry, SA? I was expecting a hyphenated ideology, not what Google gave me: https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/article/the-sa https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/article/the-sa
- DiscourseFan 3y agoYes! Famous members include Ernst Jünger and Martin Heidegger, both of whom were "redeemed" after the war. Again, the former SA members were not considered as much of a problem to the post-war alliance as those of the SS (take that information as you like).
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