PridefulPanda 🇨🇳🔻🏴‍☠️

Unironically Goebbels is completely correct here, in the sense that both Bolshevism and National Socialism are energized by a sense of revolutionary potential and freshness that vastly surpasses the current system and the system of 19th/20th century Europe; the difference is that Bolshevism's energy is directed towards destruction and subhumanity, while National Socialism is directed towards the reinvigoration of blood and the nurturing of soil. The only other part to add is that this was said in 1925, during a rally in which communists and National Socialists were present, and the remark was clearly intended to rattle the communists as, soon after it was said, a riot broke out. The "noble man" I quote here, because his personality revolves around imitating the decadent nobility of yesteryear, will never understand this because his worldview clings to dim ruins as signs of culture, rather than signs of life that pulse within a people. His worldview once dominated the world, and the result was that more importance was given to the past than to the future, leading the people of today to decline and rot. One of the few mistakes Hitler ever made was not to purge the nobility that only ever thought of him as a "Bohemian corporal".