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>>20541713
As Zizeik says, "it's easier to imagine the end of the world than the end of capitalism"

Capitalism being over doesn't necessarily mean Mad Max instead. That's a false dichotomy. There are many ways industrial societies can organize that aren't capitalist.

Reminder that everything in this book was implemented and worked splendidly. Three major world powers had to wage total war just to put an end to this anti-capitalist order.

>>18973906
The National Socialists were also deeply invested in nature and conservationism. They were trying to bring back extinct species, planting forests, designing emissions mitigation systems, and so on. They were even big into animal welfare, and outlawed vivivsection.

You can have a sane, progressive set of social policies if you aren't ruled by jews. For jews, all political issues are a tool of social control: something to get goyim to fight over. Without them around you can just solve problems and move on.


This is another book you might like. If you remove the natsoc branding you'll get gentile progressives agreeing with the actual points. Especially the economic ones.

>>18103656

>>16955032

Likewise, this is worth your time.