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In principle, Marxism is the institution of [[Talmudism]] in ''gentile'' countries.
In principle, Marxism is the institution of [[Talmudism]] in ''gentile'' countries.
== Ideology ==
=== Diminished Importance of the People ===
<blockquote>"the doctrines (all negative) which place the center of life outside man" - Doctrine of Fascism by Benito Mussolini</blockquote>
=== Materialism ===
Fascism was largely a reaction to materialism.<blockquote>"The conception is therefore a spiritual one, arising from the general reaction of the century against the materialistic positivism of the XIXth century" -  Doctrine of Fascism by Benito Mussolini</blockquote><blockquote>Hence also the essential value of work, by which man subjugates nature and creates the human world (economic, political, ethical, and intellectual). -  Doctrine of Fascism by Benito Mussolini</blockquote>With the ethical being entirely decimated with Marxism and Materialism, as all things are interpreted as "relative"
=== Revolution ===
The Fascist idea of revolution is to look upon the past and build upon that which had worked while discarding that which failed, and such is mentioned by Hitler in Mein Kampf. This is opposed to Marxism, where tradition is entirely destroyed.

Latest revision as of 21:00, 6 May 2023

Marxism is a doctrine intended to destroy civilization through undermining the fabric of society through private property, as it has been said it is the "doctrine of the destruction of nations".

In principle, Marxism is the institution of Talmudism in gentile countries.

Ideology

Diminished Importance of the People

"the doctrines (all negative) which place the center of life outside man" - Doctrine of Fascism by Benito Mussolini

Materialism

Fascism was largely a reaction to materialism.

"The conception is therefore a spiritual one, arising from the general reaction of the century against the materialistic positivism of the XIXth century" - Doctrine of Fascism by Benito Mussolini

Hence also the essential value of work, by which man subjugates nature and creates the human world (economic, political, ethical, and intellectual). - Doctrine of Fascism by Benito Mussolini

With the ethical being entirely decimated with Marxism and Materialism, as all things are interpreted as "relative"

Revolution

The Fascist idea of revolution is to look upon the past and build upon that which had worked while discarding that which failed, and such is mentioned by Hitler in Mein Kampf. This is opposed to Marxism, where tradition is entirely destroyed.