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If we were watching it in person on a device I could do a frame by frame analysis of whats going on. Its packed full of esoteric imagery combined with right wing memes. Angels, traced over classical european paintings, wizards, gendo ikari, impjak. All with the goal of making a white supremacist race war and genocide look cool.

The nuclear bombs and Warhammer imagery, along with the phrase in the middle of the video "Nuking is now legal" can be taken as a reference to spreading right wing propaganda on the internet, trvth nvkes. The video can be interpreted as a postmodern irony-poisoned call to action among right wing internet users to post more, this is how they like to think of themselves while they are posting on the internet. Fighting an esoteric spiritual war to usher in a white utopia.

Do you have any clue how any of this connects to /r/ihaveihaveihavereddit? I used to lurk there and that's where I saw this a couple of years ago. I always thought it was weird that a lot of the memes came from a nazi website, but whenever something political came up that subreddit's politics seemed consistent with other circlejerk subreddits i.e. cynical and irony poisoned but still generally anti-bigotry and anti-capitalist.

normalising the fascist imagery by masking it with layers of incoherence.

They managed to get Hyperborea mainstream like this.

Marxism itself is a Modernist philosophy and something Postmodernists are against on principle. Marxism exists within a scientific method framework where it uses precise definitions and empirical data. Postmodernism rejects rules altogether and even the concept of rules. It is explicitly against Marxism because its very definition rejects the premise of creating a science of economics and societies.

Obviously, there are Postmodern leftists looking from the perspective of the Soviet Union's failure/collapse. But since reactionaries are all dipshits who don't know fuck about fuck, they use words without knowing their meanings.