Jiang says Disraeli's racial purity argument is ironic because later Nazis would use a similar logic against Jews.
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Nazism
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Madison Grant's Nordic race theory influenced Nazi eugenics policy, including the murder of disabled and handicapped people.
The later Nazi impulse to suppress divisions is framed as a reflection on Germany's World War I defeat and internal pluralism.
In Jiang's account, Weimar Nazism is a pagan solution to German national humiliation: find a leader who represents collective will.
Jiang says Rousseau's line of thinking gives rise to communism and Nazism, while Locke's gives rise to the U.S. Constitution.
Jiang says America has a long eugenic and racist history, including Protestant elite fears of Catholic immigrants and sterilization programs later copied by the Nazis.
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"So America has always had an issue of racism because America is a melting pot. Right. So if you go back to the 19th..."
"Okay, all right, that's fine, okay. Look, the idea is that Jews are, first and foremost, international, the cosmopolitan, right? And as a result,..."
"at the end of the 19th century, at the end of the 20th century, sorry, at the end of the 19th century, the beginning..."
"We should get rid of private property and redistribute wealth for more equality in society. Also, communism is an international movement. You also have..."
"And one conclusion that they had was because of all these political divisions. There are too many divisions within society. Therefore, we need to..."
"...make sense? So during the Weimar Republic, with the rise of Nazism, you now have a rejection of Christianity and a return to paganism..."
"...because Rousseau's thinking will give us the philosophies of communism and Nazism, okay? Does that make sense? And of course, Locke's ideas will give..."
"...traditions from around the world including egyptian homeridism including sufism including nazism and applying it to the bible trying to explain the bible through..."
"...connection with divine and who believed something along the lines of nazism hermetic philosophy and we and the evidence for that is the gospel..."
"...a lot more of this and the mythology of hitler and nazism is very strong it's the founding myth and it does a lot..."
"...monumental as did the Holocaust happen or, you know, what was Nazism about that I do want to find truth about. And I feel..."
"...words of Dennis Prager he said every single ism except for Nazism has been predominantly run by Jews and this is a Jewish man..."
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