Comments by "No Fate But What We Make" (@SonoftheAllfather) on "Communisms Greatest Trick: Convincing the World The Communist Threat Stopped Existing" video.

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  7. ​ The_Jaguar_ Knight  ​ I only required five minutes to dismantle the narrative that fascism is a far-left ideology. I noted differences that not one single person has actually addressed and been able to counter. I can only assume the reason is because people who think fascism is far-left are incapable of countering the points I made. If fascism is so obviously a far-left ideology, it wouldn't take five hours to make the argument. Libertarians and mainstream conservatives routinely make the argument that fascism is far-left (and compare leftists to fascists), so I reject the notion that the video I made "is all about shooting down strawmen." The video you are promoting and want me to watch implies this position right in the title, and also assumes that people who don't agree are in some form of denial. The entire point of that video is to draw parallels between NatSoc and communism, so why are you now backpedaling and denying that you think they're basically the same thing? Just own what you believe. The first "giant hole" you claim exists in my video was actually not even a main point of the argument, so the idea that it could even conceivably be a "giant hole" is ridiculous. It was an ancillary comment at best, but it is still true. In 1919, Marxist state socialism was not part of the preexisting global order. I never claimed that it was in 1919 (talk about a strawman). I implied it was when Germany attempted to destroy it (Operation Barbarossa) in 1941, because by then it objectively was. The two main superpowers after the war were the U.S. and the USSR. Half of Europe essentially belonged to the Soviet Union after the war, and the post-war period was defined by the struggle between Western liberal capitalism and Marxist state socialism. It is not a coincidence that the Chinese Communist Revolution occurred directly after the defeat of Nazi Germany. So yes...seriously...those two ideologies (and the states they controlled) did constitute the preexisting globalist order at the time of WWII, and the NSDAP did want to destroy them both. AH was well aware of the Marxist threat in the early 20s, when he wrote: "Marxism rejects the aristocratic principle of Nature and replaces the eternal privilege of power and strength by the mass of numbers and their dead weight. Thus it denies the value of personality in man, contests the significance of nationality and race, and thereby withdraws from humanity the premise of its existence and its culture." Does that sound like an ideology that was compatible with his worldview? I think not. The other "giant hole" you claim exists perfectly illustrates your lack of understanding of orthodox Marxism as an ideology. It is well known that Marxism promotes the dismantling of racial and ethnic identities and replaces them with more obscure and vague umbrella identities that are conducive to world communism (the ultimate goal of Marxist state socialism). It also seeks to destroy religious identity through the implementation of state atheism. All globalist/internationalist ideologies must by default break down identities that hinder their implementation and create these post-ethnic/racial/religious identities. The Soviets did this (the very term "Soviet" itself is a politonym designed to replace ethnic identities that previously divided the peoples who came to live under the Soviet regime). Look up Sovietization and the "New Soviet Man." Mao and the CCP also did this by promoting the umbrella post-ethnic identity "Chinese" as well as promoting "peasant nationalism" (a class-oriented form of "nationalism"), which had nothing to do with ethnicity. They have absorbed other ethnic groups such as the Tibetans and Uyghurs and attempted to Sinicize them. The EU (a Soviet-style system) is currently doing this by promoting a "European" regional/civic type umbrella identity. America and all civic (liberal/inclusive) states have this kind of post-ethnic integrationist identity as well, because civic nationalism is basically globalism lite. Other universalist ideologies attempt to do this as well. Universalist religions, for example. The process of Arabization and Islamization are married at the hip. Many non-Arabs group essentially "became Arab" because Islam is so ingrained into the Arab culture. That is what is meant by Marxist is ethno-integrationist. Fascists do not attempt to integrate or absorb other ethnic groups. They attempt to separate and preserve them. You provided one example, the Khmer Rogue, which seemingly contradicts this notion, but while it's often portrayed as a genocide, what happened in Cambodia is more aptly defined as classicide or politicide. This is evidenced by the fact that the Khmer Rouge were not chiefly concerned with eliminating or separating themselves from other ethnic groups, they were more concerned with destroying the previous ruling class (a prescription of Marxism), the majority of which were ethnically Khmer. They also destroyed and expelled ethnic and religious groups which held a disproportionate amount of power in Cambodia (Han, Viet, Muslims, Buddhists), but it was all about power, and these groups only constituted ~20% of their victims. You mentioned the Viet, but they literally only constituted 1% of their victims (~20,000 people). If ethno-separatism was their main concern, 8 out of 10 of the people who died at their hands would not have been ethnically Khmer.
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