Overman (@OvermanZ)

WN Buddhist View on National Socialism, Capitalism, & Communism Normal Whites know that patriarchal and moral families, individuality, property, and privacy are inherent needs for happiness and success. National Socialism applies this understanding on a large scale, turning society into a patriarchal (Der Führer) and moral extended family that preserves individuality, property, and privacy. Capitalism maintains these inherent needs, but does not provide a society-wide extended family. Without an extended family, competition takes precedence over cooperation, resulting in an overall lack of morality that leads to a decline in societal happiness and success. In other words, Capitalism is unsustainable because it is too individualistic. Communism replaces these inherent needs with a single society-wide family, conformity, relinquishment, and surveillance. Without these inherent needs, societal happiness and success decline, resulting in a reversion to normal behavior that is incompatible with Communism. In other words, Communism is unrealistic because it is not individualistic enough. By taking an approach between the extremes of Capitalism and Communism, National Socialism provides a society-wide application of The Middle Way from The Aryan Teaching (Theravada Buddhism). An in-depth explanation of this application can be found in The Buddha’s Teaching As It Is, “The Social Dimensions of the Buddha's Teachings.” Hopefully, this information provides insight on National Socialism to Whites! "Every one of us has a deep need for the warmth and love of his group, of those in his biological family of people. Modern man has lost that feeling of group warmth, loyalty and love, and the result is the chaos and spiritual emptiness we see all around us in this disintegrating Western society." — George Lincoln Rockwell, White Power --- The entire article is in the screenshot(s) in this post (if applicable) and in the Imperial Archive in my About section.