Padraig Martin #wingnut #conspiracy #racist #homophobia #transphobia identitydixie.com

[From “What’s the Solution?”]

I want you to consider the following questions a test regarding your personal political proclivities:
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If you answered “Yes” to all or a majority of the questions I just posed, welcome to the National German Socialist Workers Party.[…]This article explores the possibility of a fascist United States and why they should not reject the ideology without exploring its potential.
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The term socialism to the NSDAP referred to social welfare benefits[…]removing labor supply (i.e., women) from the workforce
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It was not the brutal economic conditions that led the German people toward National Socialism.[…]It was the complete collapse of societal norms[…]
The Frankfurt School[…]introduced a platform upon which conservative German norms would be dismantled
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The largely church-going, German middle-class, suddenly awoke to a fundamentally changed Germany at the hands of a few dedicated Judeo-Bolsheviks.
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Transgenderism and homosexuality consumed as many as 25% of German men[…]Teaching young boys about homosexuality and gender fluidity[…]Illegal immigration into Germany septupled between 1918 and 1925, primarily from Slavic states
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The AntiFa have always been Bolsheviks, largely led by Jews
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Hitler did not create the [NSDAP]. Ordinary church-going, patriotic Germans with traditional values formed the nuclei of the NSDAP – and it succeeded by bringing order[…]to German society after years of insanity.
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In human history, the only government system that has successfully defeated Communism, once it has taken root in a given country, is Fascism.
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Some aspects of Fascism I believe would be great for the South – especially, its neo-mercantilist policies. But ultimately, the South would be better off to embrace a variant of clan-centric, quasi-monarchism.

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