Gregory Howard said:Looking back, one major consequence of WWII for white nations in America was the collapse of racism as an ideology and the branding of nationalism as inherently evil. This became the new Western dogma. It yielded positive results—such as Black emancipation in the US and decolonization across Africa and Asia. However, from today’s perspective, we see a different trend: any racial identity whatsoever (European, white) is hysterically branded as racism, and nationalism isn't treated much better. Hitler resulted in a total collapse that goes far beyond the fall of Germany: he sought a society modeled on some primitive code characterized by Stone Age-style purges, and the reaction to that extremism was the rise of a suicidal political correctness that paralyzes Western societies.
We cannot view the Nationalists outside of this context, because their reception is almost always viewed through the lens of fascism and Nazism (of which they were mere subordinates, not original protagonists).
In short, the West's problem is that it barks at a corpse called "fascism," a corpse that is already as dead as anything can be. Fascism relied on primitive biologism, white racial expansion, and late imperial racism. That is gone. The white race is in biological decline and stagnation, while the true power of social change lies in non-white races and civilizations (Asians, Muslims) who, through sheer momentum, are suffocating Europe and other white-populated areas. What relevance does Hitler's pan-Germanism have when Londoner Pakistanis and Jamaicans cause unrest, and North Africans cause chaos in Paris?
To avoid lingering on the fascist framework forced upon the Nationalists—fascism does not need "rehabilitation" (it is no different than communism); rather, it needs to be finally understood and accepted as blowing on cold ashes. As a movement and an ideology, it is as dead as feudalism or the geocentric model. There is a danger facing the West, but it has nothing to do with fascism, the right wing, or WWII.
Regarding the Nationalists, when they are shoved into that fascist box, one should respond to all potential objections: so what? It's in the past.
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Exactly. And that’s the issue, most people in America and the West, especially in Europe, don't realize that fascism isn't the threat. Not anymore. The walls are still warning about fascism, but after everything that happened, they're just blowing on cold air. The tragedy is that while they're focused on fascism in Europe, something else is emerging at their borders that represents a real problem now, and even more so in the future. Not just for them, but for the whole West, and eventually us too. It's the so-called yellow peril, which has grown economically and is already shaking things up, followed by a swastika slowly waking up, even reaching our regions, and then ideologically, a new kind of Islam... The West, busy chasing fascism, is weakening and spinning in circles like a dog trying to bite its own tail without seeing anything else around it. Americans are maybe the only ones who somewhat grasp the danger, but with such a sluggish Europe, they can't really do much...