Fascist Ecology: The "Green Wing" of the Nazi Party and its Historical Antecedents (a must read!)

spunk.org ^ | Peter Staudenmaier

[GodGunsGuts]

Fascinating read on the roots of the modern enviro-fascists--GGG

[TLI]

WOW. Reference ping

[GodGunsGuts]

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[ElkGroveDan]

Homosexuality and the Nazi Party

[aft_lizard]

Let’s see Nazi Germany: Pro-Choice(for handicapped and the mentally retarded etc.)Pro-Gun Control, Enviro-fascists, practicing of paganism at high levels, anti-smoking

And we are the ones called Nazi’s in debates.

[sheik yerbouty]

Amazing, isn’t it?

[what's up]

Hitler was a vegetarian.

He probably would have worn Birkenstocks if they had been invented then.

[Commander8]

Thank you for sharing this.

[GodGunsGuts]

Proof that the Nazi’s were hard-left. The only reason they are called right-wing is because they are slightly (and I do mean slightly!) to the right of the Soviets—GGG

[GodGunsGuts]

LOL!

[Cacique]

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[Cacique]

They were dubbed “right” by Stalin’s comintern. Any group not beholding or loyal to Moscow was labeled, “revisionist”, “reactionary”, “rightist” and bourgeois.

[ClaireSolt]

I wonder how this compares to other countries, at the same time.

[xcamel]

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Worth a read, or at least a thorough scan...

[Fiddlstix]

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[OKSooner]

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[Kandinsky_s Shade of Blue]

This author attempts to frighten those with prepolitical green sentiments into embracing leftism. Contradiction I noted: he states that environmental themes, whether from the left or from the right, “require an explicit social context... to have any political valence” but then in the next sentence states that not heeding this necessity “is the hallmark of reactionary ecology.” It is self-contradictory to state that all politically relevant environmental themes must have an explicit social context while maintaining at the same time that the failure to explicate such a context marks right-reactionary environmental themes.

Indeed, after shocking us by showing how our innocuous organic strawberries took root in Walther Darre’s bloody soil, the author promises “equally vital left-libertarian” ecology that will create “an emancipatory... politics” if the naive desire to be neither right nor left can be overcome.

[Jean S]

It is self-contradictory to state that all politically relevant environmental themes must have an explicit social context while maintaining at the same time that the failure to explicate such a context marks right-reactionary environmental themes.

Of course, that goes without saying.

[FreedomPoster]

The Modern Left also understands the Big Lie very, very well.

[FreedomPoster]

>>Proof that the Nazi’s were hard-left.

See the third quote on my FR home page, the 2-paragraph one by Hayek. He was there, an educated contemporaneous observer. Lefties *hate* being confronted with his observations.