/pone/ - My Little Pony★

>>294889 (OP)

neo-nazis and antifa as so similar it is laughable

they are both huge faggots

same level of cringe

they both think they are the saviors of the world

both radical authoritatians

both use similar tactics

both are whiny snowflakes

they both contradict themselves

both have doubles standards

both think that if you are not 100% with them then you are the enemy

ect. ect. ect.

I wish we could gather both groups and make them fight for our entertainment in coliseums

>>294890

They are both better than so-called centrists who think that everything would be fine if we could all just vote for the right things. Nothing is more delusional than imagining that the present system works.

>>294890

but nazis have better music

>>294899

L'Internationale > Horst Wessel Leid

>>294934

Seriously though, nazi art is vapid, unimaginative shit, and anyone who likes it has no taste.

>>294937

>Volkisch Art

Literally folk music and the kind of idealized scene paintings that you find in gift shops.

>Futurism

Nigger what? Futurism went out of style decades before the rise of the NSDAP, and it wasn't even German. It was Milanese. The Nazis were all about the neo-classical aesthetic that the rest of the world was getting bored with.

>Heightened appreciation of Wagner

Wagner was long dead, and the last significant romantic composer was Gustav Mahler whose music the Nazis banned.

>>294938

>Literally folk music and the kind of idealized scene paintings that you find in gift shops.

Folk music was the basis for some of the finest European music ever created, from Vaughan Williams to Dvorak to Tchaikovsky. Idealized scene paintings encourage an appreciation for the natural world and the human form. It is unsurprising that you don't appreciate these things, since Jews hate nationalistic expression and reverence for nature, but to dismiss the importance and value of these themes to those who aren't subhumans is disingenuous.

>Futurism went out of style decades before the rise of the NSDAP, and it wasn't even German.

Futurism was based in Italy, but spread to be a European phenomenon. It was certainly the aesthetic of Fascism in Italy before the war, but I will grant your point that it never took root in Germany. For some reason, I took your post to mean you were attacking the Fascist/National Socialist aesthetic in general. Futurism certainly deserves consideration as proof that states organized along Fascist lines need not be entirely culturally reactionary.

>Wagner was long dead, and the last significant romantic composer was Gustav Mahler whose music the Nazis banned.

Not a great point, since Mahler had been dead for over two decades as well when Hitler took power. Richard Strauss was a significant living Romantic composer whose music the Nazis tolerated, even though his politics and personal life were quite oven-worthy. The Nazis understood the importance and value of great art and knew that moving against Strauss would be counterproductive.

Most of all, though, you cannot deny that those SS uniforms were stylish as all hell.

>>294953

>Folk music was the basis for some of the finest European music ever created, from Vaughan Williams to Dvorak to Tchaikovsky.

They took inspiration from folk music, usually meaning that they composed their pieces in the pentatonic scale. The music that they made was not folk music. It's just like how metal guitarists almost all incorporate aspects of the blues into their compositions, but Eddie Van Halen is not playing anything like Robert Johnson did.

>Jews hate nationalistic expression

That's a laugh. Like most people, they love it when its their own nation being glorified.

>to dismiss the importance and value of these themes to those who aren't subhumans is disingenuous

Nature and nationalist rah-rah are not particularly deep subjects, and they were getting old around the beginning of the twentieth century. There is only so much of that stuff that a person can consume before he wants an intellectual challenge. Romanticism died off, because people were getting bored with nature and nationalism. Hell, even the Romantic composers themselves were tired of it in the early-twentieth.

>Most of all, though, you cannot deny that those SS uniforms were stylish as all hell.

As military dress uniforms go they were prettier than most at the time. The U.S. Marines looked snazzier, though.

>>294937

Mate, Adolf Hitler (and Stalin amusingly) considered Futurism disruptive and outright outlawed the movement. Ironic considering how most people following futurism were praising fascism for the violent way of doing things.

Antifa is a terrorist organisation.