Thread 215864230

what did he mean by this?

A people is defined by an inwardly felt sense of “we”. This is just objectively true quite frankly and the insistence on race as a strictly biological category is unique to contemporary Germanic autism.

>>215864230 (OP)
Yeah and look what happened to him, they strung him up like a Christmas goose

>>215864230 (OP)
Fascist Italy was racist though, especially against Slavs. I assume that quote is a response to Hitler's Nordicism, which excludes Italians for not being racially pure Germanics

>>215864230 (OP)
he was right here. the later spiral of racial insanity was caused by a physical and mental illness that is described in Galeazzo Ciano's journal. he had a stomach illness that forced him to maintain a debilitating diet and in the last years he was described as erratic and not making any sense

>>215864297
They had a magazine called "The Defence of the Race"

>>215864230 (OP)
He lived in a racially homogeneous country in a racially homogeneous Europe. The racism of the time was against other europeans for what today would be considered petty differences

>>215864379
Before being elected
>>215864230 (OP)
After being elected

>>215864297
I am glad we defended croats from shitalians. but did you say thank you once?

>>215864379
This is part of a racist and germanophilic shift that happened in 1938, the reasons behind which are still not completely clear. For most of its existence fascism wasn't as racist as nazism and many italian jews even supported it.

>>215864543
that's true, fascism was more of an economic movement, one party state capitalist with a lot of social programs, like modern chyna

>>215864502
The defending in question

>>215864543
>the reasons behind which are still not completely clear
my guess:
- attempt to curb the racemixing in the colonies (too many colonists were taking local women in Etiopia);
- attempt to please or impress Hitler for whatever reason;
- mental illness; see >>215864317. bocchini and ciano grew increasingly frustrated of mussolini in the days leading up to the war. if you read ciano's journal he's described as erratic and "impossible to work with" due to his sickness. they should have removed him sometime around 1935 and the regime would have survived

>>215864679
wtf I love shitalians now