the Undying Appeal of White Nationalism

Description

The contrast between this hypertechonological conservatism and the right wing traditionalist ecological movements highlights the pluralistic essence of fascism. Throughout history fascism has been a movement that is at once rational, secular and spiritual, traditional and futuristic, capitalist and socialist, authoritarian and antistatist, social and individualistic, luddite and technological, nationalistic and international. Fascism is a rigid paradox that does not fall in the face of contradiction. The Third Reich was at once the mystical and enviornmental perspective of Hess, Himmler, Rosenberg, and Darre and the hyper-rationalist and industrialist reality that flattened much of Europe.