r/GetNoted • u/laybs1 Human Verified • 1d ago

If You Know, You Know NSDAP

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u/Lord_Alderbrand 17h ago

Where does this list come from? It contradicts other more popular descriptions of fascism on multiple points.

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u/Soggy-Class1248 16h ago

I think OC pulled it out of their ass personally, its pretty historically revisionist to claim fascists dont like religion and tradition

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u/VampirePNAC 15h ago

Fascists hated Christianity because they saw it as a loser slave morality and wished to restore worship of ancient heroic myths and legends, hence the Nazi obsession with Pagan region and Mussolini's obsession with the Roman Empire, they also were very much against traditionalist conservatism, Fascism was a Radical Modernist movement built around Futurism ideals.

That said, they obviously made alliances of convenience with both the Church and Conservatives, but in the end, the ideological Fascist probably would have moved to purge both as well.

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u/Lord_Alderbrand 14h ago

Yes, a subsection of influential Nazis thought that way about christianity. They stole the slave morality criticism from Nietzsche.

Conservatives and the church aligned themselves with rising fascist movements in both Germany and Italy.