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People are often confused around National Socialism and Private Property, with most people trying to define National Socialism as being pro-private Property. This falls apart when we actually look at the way Private Property was invoked, which was around the "Gemeinnutz geht vor Eigennutz" or "common good before the self interest" providing a limit on private property and making it clear it was totally under control of the state. In the book Vampire Economy it was noted that quotas were enforced to landowners for production and output by Reichnahrstand officials(nicknamed Commisars), if these quotas were not met their land would be expropriated. If you can not freely use your land how you wish, nor inherit it how you wish, it is no longer private. This is why in the law framework it was defined as "Common property" because property that is being used to increase wealth is a matter of everyone because if it is not managed correctly it is to the loss of everyone.
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New Book Club podcast episode!
Taylor and Shawn are joined by John Northwest to discuss Harold Covingtonβs famous novel The Brigade, and the ideas of the Northwest Front on America, economics, strategies for the White struggle, and more.
Notes:
0:00 - Introducing the book and its importance
5:12 - Material conditions, human capital, and revolutionary potential
25:08 - Man too racist for the ethnostate
38:40 - "Death to America"
48:03 - Talking about national socialism
1:08:23 - Capitalism and (vs) nationalism
1:17:45 - Mao and Freda
1:27:32 - Conclusion
Listen here
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β‘οΈ This channel is being rebranded to Northwest Observer.
βWhat does this mean? Higher quality posts will be the norm for the channel, less forwarding and more unique reporting on international, national, and local events.
