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Does his support of Nazism weaken his thought?

>> No.17431956
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>>17431951
it strengthens it

>> No.17431984

>>17431951
no, not really but he's not a perfect philosopher by any stretch if that's what you impelled you to ask this question

>> No.17433356

>>17431951
No not really, at worst you can notice a naive sort of nostalgic sentiment for a pre-industrial golden age that can seem self-defeating considering the Nazi's tried and failed to do something similar. But the analysis underlining that sentiment is often still useful.

>> No.17433385

No. What kind of logic is that?

>> No.17433389
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>>17431951

Not really, but it exposes him for the egoistical ingrate asshole he was.
The weakness of his thoughts came from repudiating his master's project and turning it into a fucking mockery.

>> No.17433407

>>17433356
>the Nazi's tried and failed to do something similar.
not really. Natsoc was all about industry and consumer society.

>> No.17433617

>>17431951
His thought is nazism. His philosophy is inseperable from his politics. His philosophy is inherently nazi.

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>>17433617
>His philosophy is inherently nazi.

>> No.17433712

>>17433356
They never attempted to do that but it's why he decided to support the Nazi party. He later regretted it, calling it "the worst mistake of his life" but likely still held the same views, just realized the Nazis never had any intention of countering modernity. Similar to how Evola disowned the Fascists for not going far enough.

>> No.17433730

>>17433389
him and Witty are based like that

>> No.17433734

>>17431951
I wouldn't know, I refuse to read nazis, so I suppose it weakens him in that sense.

>> No.17433763

>>17433677
It is. His nazism is apparent in the "existential" part of his philosophy, all about authenticity and resoluteness and the earth and the dwelling and being-towards-death

>> No.17433791

>>17433763
how so

>> No.17433793

>>17433407
No it wasnt

>> No.17433801

>>17433407
Holy dumbass

>> No.17433807

>>17431951
I'd say he is the man who understood nazism more deeply.

>> No.17433837

>>17433763
>concepts like Authenticity, Care, Fallenness, and Das Man are somehow compatible with an authoritarian identarian idealogy that relies on herd morality and a heightening of the they self.
Ok retard.

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>>17431956
This

>> No.17433946

>>17431951
No, it bolsters it.

>> No.17433949

>>17431956
fpbp