/lit/ - Literature

>>20726365

cause it's true

>>13421496
>Urbanism
>Hitler gave much thought to the question of reconciling technology with nature. Bridges, “a key element in the autobahn myth,” were designed to be both monumental and streamlined, modern and organic. The resulting structures are triumphs of modern architecture.
https://www.counter-currents.com/2018/07/hitler-as-artist-and-patron/

>Modernism
If by that you mean not wanting to go back in time, he sure was guilty of that.

>Darwinism
Would you care to elaborate ? I doubt he was, even if he was inspired by Darwin at some level.

>Industrialism
Yeah surely being anti-industrialist when the whole world wants you dead is a good option.
Morgenthau plan much ?

>Pan-Europeanism
Not even. Germanic Imperialism, like the HRE. Not expansionist but pro-nationalist, pro-colonialism (whether it be in Africa or Russia).

>Cult of Political Party
Politics are architectonical.

>Cult of the State
Are you a libertarian ?

>Futurism
Better than trying to copy the past over and over and over again. Futurism was a legitimate artistic moment.
But it was in Italy, not Germany.

>Totalitarianism
Just like saint Thomas Aquinas.
>But as the whole of man is directed as to his end to the whole of the community of which he is a part (ST IIa IIae, q.65 a1)
>Therefore, it seeks the highest among all human goods, for it aims at the common good, which is better and more divine than the good of one individual (Pol. I lect. 1)
>the imperfect is directed to the perfect. Now every part is directed to the whole, as imperfect to perfect, wherefore every part is naturally for the sake of the whole. (...) every individual person is compared to the whole community, as part to whole. (ST IIa IIae, q64 a2)