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Neo-Nazis Are Using Eco-Fascism to Recruit Young People
>Extreme-right ideologies are an obvious and growing threat. Eco-fascism—broadly, the desire for a totalitarian regime to force sacrifices from (usually minority) populations to protect the environment—is a subsidiary of that threat. While it’s not a particularly popular movement, people shouldn’t overlook it, said Alex Amend, who recently wrote an in-depth article on the modern state of eco-fascism for the research group Political Research Associates.
>“Eco-fascism has an explanation for why somebody like (the Christchurch shooter) should go and kill immigrants because they are a threat (in their mind) to both the White body politic and the White homeland,” Amend told VICE News. “So it's already proven to be deadly. It's going to be deadly still.”

>In encrypted and now leaked chats, neo-Nazis and other adherents of the far-right routinely discuss the environment and how it plays into their plans.
(sounds like us)
>Some eco-fascists argue that the environment is being destroyed by overpopulation and blame the global south for it. (This idea, quietly taking hold in some traditional right-wing circles, was directly referenced by the Christchurch shooter.) Others believe that consumerism in the West explains the razing of the environment, and is the fault of Jewish elites.
https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/wxqmey/neo-nazis-eco-fascism-climate-change-recruit-young-people
https://archive.vn/bts5Z

It's palpable how terrified the idea of a merger of fascism and deep ecology makes them. But it's really nothing new. It's environmental concern going back to its roots. You can't de-Nazify Nature, and Völkisch Romantics and Nationalists were the first environmentalists.

Just as Fascism and nature are forever in twined so is Neofolk and fascism, and with that Misanthropy and luddism