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His soteriology is explicitly materialist because it relies on material conditions primarily. And if you read any book on Marxism-Leninism, they actually start with this fundamental point. The Kuusinen textbook for example.

>>24201774
>It certainly applies to Nietzsche

Then apply it to him. Show where Nietzsche advocates accelerationism in any capacity. I'm not here to cut hairs, but it doesn't seem to me that he does this at all. In actual fact he seems to be anti-acceleration in his anti-German sentiments, for example where he declares that he's really spiritually Polish.

>That this parallel isn't "deep", whatever that means, for you is irrelevant. It's already done

Playing stupid won't help your case. You know exactly what it means. You can't just namedrop buzzwords and hope others agree without having a clear picture of what you mean to say. Again, if this were the case, then you would have made it. Show where it is "already done".

>considering the nature of Nietzsche's writings there are likely multiple means of connecting them too

Likely here implies you don't know how to connect them. I started with Nietzsche at 13 and twenty years later I can't do this. If you could have, you would have.

I think what happened here is obvious: you connected Nietzsche to some type of political "reaction" and instead of examining what he actually said you just assumed that alternative right types that hope for an acceleration in deconstruction of liberal-Atlantic westernism would also agree with Nietzsche, despite him being an anti-accelerationist of his time because to accelerate in Nietzsche's culture would have been to be a pro-German nationalist.

This also makes the mistake of assuming that because Marx wanted to undermine capitalist liberal democracies that he was somehow a nihilist. This is again untrue and the reason why so many liberal nihilists think they're communists- because they fundamentally misunderstand that their nihilism is at odds with Marxist materialism, which is constructive in nature.

In short, you sound like an airhead. But I'm willing to hear your case if you're at all willing to make it.

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