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The aryan man is superior culturally, they are the founders of civilization Sieg Heil
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<blockquote data-quote="Naofumi" data-source="post: 47448" data-attributes="member: 39"><p>From my earliest youth, I tried to read books in the right way, and I</p><p>was fortunate to have good memory and intelligence to assist me. From</p><p>that point of view, my time in Vienna was particularly useful and profitable.</p><p>My experiences of everyday life there were a constant stimulus to study</p><p>the most varied problems in new ways. Inasmuch as I was in a position to</p><p>put theory to the test of reality-and reality to the test of theory-I was</p><p>protected from the danger of pedantic theorizing on the one hand and, on</p><p>the other, from being too impressed by superficial aspects of reality.</p><p>The experience of everyday life at that time forced me to make a</p><p>fundamental theoretical study of the two most important questions-apart</p><p>from the social question.</p><p>It is impossible to say when I might have begun to make a thorough</p><p>study of the doctrine and characteristics of Marxism, were it not for the</p><p>fact that I ran head-first into the problem!</p><p>2.13 SOCIAL DEMOCRACY</p><p>What I knew of Social Democracy2 in my youth was precious little</p><p>and for the most part, wrong.</p><p>The fact that it led the struggle for universal suffrage and the secret</p><p>ballot gave me an inner satisfaction. I then reasoned that this would weaken</p><p>the Habsburg regime, which I so thoroughly detested. I was convinced that</p><p>even if it should sacrifice the German element, the Danube State could not</p><p>continue to exist. Even at the cost of a gradual Slavization of the Austrian</p><p>Germans, the state would not thereby become a durable empire. This was</p><p>because it was very questionable if, and to what degree, the Slavs possessed</p><p>the necessary capacity for constructive politics. I therefore welcomed every</p><p>movement that might lead towards the final disruption of that impossible</p><p>state-one that had condemned 10 million Germans to death. The more</p><p>this Babel of tongues wrought discord and disruption, even in the</p><p>parliament, the nearer the hour came for the dissolution of this Babylonian</p><p>Empire. That would mean the liberation of my German Austrian people.</p><p>Only then would it become possible for them to be reunited with the</p><p>Motherland.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Naofumi, post: 47448, member: 39"] From my earliest youth, I tried to read books in the right way, and I was fortunate to have good memory and intelligence to assist me. From that point of view, my time in Vienna was particularly useful and profitable. My experiences of everyday life there were a constant stimulus to study the most varied problems in new ways. Inasmuch as I was in a position to put theory to the test of reality-and reality to the test of theory-I was protected from the danger of pedantic theorizing on the one hand and, on the other, from being too impressed by superficial aspects of reality. The experience of everyday life at that time forced me to make a fundamental theoretical study of the two most important questions-apart from the social question. It is impossible to say when I might have begun to make a thorough study of the doctrine and characteristics of Marxism, were it not for the fact that I ran head-first into the problem! 2.13 SOCIAL DEMOCRACY What I knew of Social Democracy2 in my youth was precious little and for the most part, wrong. The fact that it led the struggle for universal suffrage and the secret ballot gave me an inner satisfaction. I then reasoned that this would weaken the Habsburg regime, which I so thoroughly detested. I was convinced that even if it should sacrifice the German element, the Danube State could not continue to exist. Even at the cost of a gradual Slavization of the Austrian Germans, the state would not thereby become a durable empire. This was because it was very questionable if, and to what degree, the Slavs possessed the necessary capacity for constructive politics. I therefore welcomed every movement that might lead towards the final disruption of that impossible state-one that had condemned 10 million Germans to death. The more this Babel of tongues wrought discord and disruption, even in the parliament, the nearer the hour came for the dissolution of this Babylonian Empire. That would mean the liberation of my German Austrian people. Only then would it become possible for them to be reunited with the Motherland. [/QUOTE]
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