Fascism is not Right Wing: A Christian Historiographical Perspective (Enlightenment/World Wars p.13)

In this video, we examine the principles of Christian historiography in a response to comment criticisms of "Hitler was Liberal." We revisit the previous video and the atheistic philosophical premises of Nazism once again before examining the philosophical principles of Fascism.

[adairjanney]

and I personally dont buy what we have ben told about WW2 and the holocaust, way too many inconsistencies and way too eager to throw you in jail for questioning it

[zuffin]

Considering how different sides of WW2 were also ideologically liberal, and how ethnic Germans were abused and killed even if they were never a part of the war, I dislike the idea that evil was only coming from Axis powers. Ideological liberalism is connected to this treatment of human life for sure

[carbiv]

Why is questioning the holocaust illegal in 22 european countries?

[tobymichaels]

Education does not equal "training." Credentials and grades are worldly affectations and emphasizing those diminishes your credibility. Let your work and your words speak for themselves.

[Filioque_]

3:20 brothers your videos are informative & very well-made. Don’t pay attention to people manifesting is anything it’s a testament to you are hedging in the right direction

[ikengaspirit]

I do disagree on ut theory of writings creating the forms of government later. I think the ongoings create writings and the ongoings then create states and one of the writings best able to fit the states that form are chosen by great men to legitimize those states.

[mattcalvani]

An even simpler definition, do you want to be a slave to the state or a slave to Christ?

[stephanottawa]

33:10 Some may comment that Marx was Jewish, but he was baptized in what was at that time the only Protestant church in Trier, Germany. His father, who had converted to Protestantism, was sent to Trier as a government functionary because the Prussian government of the time favoured Protestants (even onces of Jewish origin) over RCs. Trier had been the domain of the Archbishop of Trier. With the invasion of Napoleon, he lost his status as a secular ruler, but kept his status as an archbishop. The Prussians were awarded the territory with the defeat of Napoleon. At first, the Protestants had no church. Therefore they took the former cathedra hall or basilica of Emperor Constantine and turned it into a church. That is where little Karl was baptized. I have been there and can attest that it is a beautiful church. It is just down the block from the RC Cathedral and Shrine of the Holy Tunic which are also worth visiting. Most of the population remained RC until modern times. The Protestant minority grew, but still is not that numerous in Trier today.

[ikengaspirit]

Moldbug pointed this out as well, Liberalism, Socialism and Fascism are brothers. And as Libertarians have pointed out for a while, Socialism and Fascism are even closer than that.

[davidturoff]

you are obviously correct, I'm glad I can play guitar during your left right defense of category

[ikengaspirit]

Can you do a video on how Italy inspired Germany and imperial japan, imperial Japan especially i don't see how they're a significant influence compared to say britain and whatever was the "stock" western influence at the time.

[universalflamethrower]

This Channel helped me a lot, as someone who works in a cultural setting I can debunk everything (post)modern more easily. I reguraly explain to people that their behaviour is basically protestant, this especially helps with alphabet people

[louferrigno]

I'd also like to add Multiculturalism is Aristotle's definition of Tyranny

[PavelMosko]

Interesting video so far, reminds me of points from Jonah Goldberg's book from "Liberal Fascism:. Jonah though has different conclusions on the Enlightenment, real Enlightenment values like what led to the American Revolution would be right wing in the classic Lockean sense of things, while Fascism itself is a compromise system between socialism and the Free market.

[CloroxBleachCompany]

Fascism’s roots have always been in the trade unionist movement of the left. The divergence with communism begins with its focus on nationalism over international worker’s liberation. Fascist regimes only tolerated the Church to appease those uneasy over communism’s appeal to atheism, but this typically only lasted until a regime could take complete control of the state. The Spanish civil war provides a great example of this with Franco forcing the merger of political parties sympathetic to his cause to decrease the influence of the clergy on the right.

[TheBirdLovingMan]

Liberal meaning, willing to respect or accept behaviour or opinions different from one's own; open to new ideas...

[forestgiest]

The funny thing is that Nst-soc is basically a centrist position.

[HoradrimBR]

It goes back to the Renaissance, really...

[ikengaspirit]

I don't know why ur calling it pragmatically atheistic. Socialism doesn't seem evry pragmatist to me and half classical liberals aren't exactly pragmatists either, being more an American thing.

[mayachico]

Are there ANY positives to fascism?....