This is still the goal of the current Nazi movement
Actually, we're beginning to see a different interpretation of it. For example you're beginning to see more and more of modern neo-nazis being in support of Israel. Why? Being Israel is the proto-colonial example of how to keep other races in check through apartheid.
But that shouldn't surprise you. Nazism doesn't even make sense from the perspective of a fascist like Mussolini who is credited as one of the fathers of fascism. Nazism has always been a condtradiction on its own founding, and I seriously doubt that these dumb fucks even know what it means.
But that doesn't matter because they are just using nazism to spread fear and get attention. they co-opt the symbols like nazis copied their symbols, so in that sense it's par for the course.
But, In fact many neo-nazis admire Israel, and even Richard Spencer came out and said that he want for his people what Netanyahu is doing in Israel.
That is how they get away with saying antiesemite shit, but still believing in jewish colonialism.
It goes without saying that the nazis of the 1930s wouldn't have have stood for this. But this just shows you that every generation reshapes and abuses history to suit their narrative.
These white supremacists are dumb motherfuckers who are not living the values of the nazi party in WW2. Because the world is different, and modern white supremacists are concerned about stopping globalization and they see their main enemy as being muslims.
The world has changed and so has their doctrine.
It becomes a case of the enemy of my enemy is my friend;
While Germany needs no lessons in how to be racist, this catastrophe can in part be attributed to leaders in Israel and their fanatical supporters: for years they have made common cause with EuropeÂ’s far right, demonizing Muslims as alien invaders who must be rejected and even expelled to maintain a mythical European purity.
It can also be attributed to German leaders who for decades have strengthened this racist Israel by financing IsraelÂ’s military occupation and oppression of Palestinians.
What happened in Germany is another facet of the white supremacist-Zionist alliance that has found a home in Donald TrumpÂ’s White House.
In the past few weeks, liberal flagships The New York Times and The Washington Post have been hunting for the nonexistent shadows of Russian interference in the German election.
It's important not to underplay it, or make an argument in that modern white supremacists are less of a threat than the ones in 1930s. But it is important to understand that the root of this is nationalism. In the end it's the same thing, but it's not splitting hairs.
What is repeated in history is that fascism rises due to the failure of socialism, which displaced millions. Now we're seeing the displacement of people due to globalization and the rich countries in the west getting poorer (in the middle class), which in turn makes fascism/nationalism popular again as people lose faith in Democracy. So it's the same thing as last time.
But it's not due to white supremacy weeds.
It's simply that nationalism emerges in many countries that are going to shit and who are perceiving the minorities to bare the blame. Myanmar is an excellent proto example of all the same arguments as the white supremacists use. It's just on Rohingya minorities.
And you're going to see the same level of resentment and blame in Japan, Korea, Russia and elsewhere, as people the majority populations loose more and more. Because at the end of the day, people always swing to the far right in economic desperate times. It's been proven over and over again.
The big threat is that is white supremacists might exploit confusion and contrast to cause apathy, in turn making Antifa the best thing that could ever happen to neo-nazis. Here they are, trying to sell the idea that the liberal elite is out to kill them as patriots who only care about their homelands, while they shout of support for Israel. That might eventually be enough for them to reframe what it means to be a nazi and allow them to label them as a different entity.
That is dangerous. Because they know bad things on both sides breed apathy. If you look at Israel and Palastine, enough blood has been split on both sides that the entire discussion is a both sides argument that causes a great deal of people to act with apathy.
It is Israel that is oppression, but it's treated as a both-sides argument because of violence of the Palestinians in the past.