Karl Marx has saved and redeemed Adolf Hitler

[Anonymous No.18408006]

Karl Marx has saved and redeemed Adolf Hitler from the Hell of liberal-democratic judgement. Hitler may not love Marx, but Marx loves Hitler and through his love, the value of Hitler is redeemed and restored. Hitler the politician will always be cursed, but Hitler the artist, the innocent baby, the human being has been and can be saved and the more people understand this, the more of Hitler the human being and artist can be saved by Marx.

For a disciple of Marx, Walter Benjamin, relates to us the aestheticization of politics:
> Fascism attempts to organize the newly proletarianized masses without affecting the property structure which the masses strive to eliminate. Fascism sees its salvation in giving these masses not their right, but instead a chance to express themselves. The masses have a right to change property relations; Fascism seeks to give them an expression while preserving property. The logical result of Fascism is the introduction of aesthetics into political life. (...) Mankind, which in Homer’s time was a spectacle for the Olympian gods, has become one for itself.

This is the sole prayer that can save Hitler and has already saved Hitler a little bit. For if we take the Second World War as merely another piece of visual/performing art (like an oil painting, a marble sculpture or a classical temple), then Hitler was the greatest artist, having dedicated his life and others to its completion - WWII, the greatest art piece of all time (which still moves hearts and souls to this day!), Hitler the greatest artist of all time. From here, Adolf Hitler possesses immense value, not as a politician, not as a warrior nor paladin, but as an artist and as an artist alone.

Yet to have saved and redeemed Hitler the artist, Walter Benjamin's prayer of the Aestheticization of Politics has to have been listened to. In listening to it, one has undeniably become something of a Marxist.

Therefore, Marx has rescued Hitler from the fires, the eternal lava of liberal-democratic judgement. Hitler, with all his tears from loneliness and agony from the separation from the human universal, is in the loving arms of father Marx in Elysium. Yet only one prayer saved Hitler, Walther Benjamin's prayer of the "aestheticization of politics", turning WW2 from the Supreme Evil to the Supreme Artwork and Hitler into the Supreme Artist. We no longer have to kill baby Hitler.

Adolf Hitler may not love Karl Marx, he may even hate Marx, but Marx loves and has saved Adolf Hitler. More must listen to Benjamin's prayer.

[Anonymous No.18408079]

>>18408006
>The absolute state of nazbols

[Anonymous No.18408081]

>>18408006
Fascists stole a lot of philosophical weapons from Marxism.
Fuck them

[Anonymous No.18408095]

>>18408006
What the fuck am I reading?
>>18408079
This is why Nazbols will never be respected.
Bunch of ass clowns

[Anonymous No.18408175]

>>18408006
LOL

[Anonymous No.18408438]

>>18408175
>>18408095
>>18408081
>>18408079
To reformulate it into a syllogism:

MaP: The adherents of any ideology should probably adopt an arch-adversarial ideology if the arch-adversarial ideology or its subsets gives their most beloved figure supreme positive value.

MiP: Neo-Nazis and Nazi sympathisers have their ideological arch-adversaries in Marxists. Walter Benjamin's aestheticization of politics, a subset of Marxism, redeems Adolf Hitler, their most beloved figure, as the greatest artist in all time.

C: Because Marxism gives Adolf Hitler supreme value in its conception of the "aestheticization of politics", Neo-Nazis and Nazi sympathisers should become Marxists.

[Anonymous No.18408441]

>>18408081
>i bite your motherfucking style just to make it better

[Anonymous No.18408452]

>>18408081
>it's good when I do it

[Anonymous No.18408544]

>>18408006
Hans Syberberg was dealing with this sentiment in a manner even more poetic than your post--if that's even possible, daunting and prisitine as the inscribed halls of Germania is your prose. But that was in the 70s; perhaps, then, it's due a rehash... but then again Hans Haacke is still constructing grandiose edifices to the aesthetic pretensions of the Nazis (again not so delicately aesthetic in its own right as your post, which sweats poetry like wax from a candle). Or maybe even Charlie Chaplin and John Heartfield had an inkling to this aesthetic humanization of Hitler at the time... Anyways, still an original, and did I mention poetic?, post, OP.

[Anonymous No.18408612]

>>18408544
Yeah OP why shouldn't Nazis become Chaplinists? Faggot.

[Anonymous No.18408657]

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