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What do you think about Sartre's existetialism and his conference: The existentialism is a humanism? Be constructive, what do you agree with and what not?

I have a friend, whose biological father is involved with a White Supremacist group. After browsing this man's youtube channel, I wrote this reponse to my friend telling him what I thought about the ideas. This is an excerpt, with refrences to my friend and his dad removed. The guy is involved a non-religious Darwinian, perhaps militant, group of racists. Talk of Eugenics, racial superiority, Hitler, etc. Anyways, I wanted to see what /lit/ thought of my ideas.
I agree with his anti-liberalism and anti-leftism. In my opinion, the idea of "the human family" is a farce. There are very real ideological differences between politics, religions, cultures and visions of the future. They aren't all compatible. Leftism is in many ways, the attempt to negate these differences, to pretend they don't exist as a way of seeming "post-ideological". Francis Fukuyama is the epitome of this kind of left thinking. After the collapse of the Soviet Union he declared that history had ceased, that ideology was defeated, that it was only a matter of time before the world unified. Fukuyama is kind a proverbial dead horse these days, as the conflict of globalization and resistance to it (often via terrorism) has grown in intensity since the 90s.

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>>2195393
forgot my pic.

>>1384408
>Nazi Germany (which I could definitely foresee in the future
well he does always post this guy

>>1384410
i'm happy for d&e since i dont think i could have kept it going/interesting this long