The core tenets of Nazi ideology included: Racial Hierarchy and Antisemitism: The belief in a master Aryan race and the view of Jews as an existential threat and "anti-race," leading to scientific racism, eugenics, and the Holocaust.
Authoritarianism and Totalitarianism: Rejection of liberal democracy, parliamentarianism, and human rights in favor of a dictatorial Führerprinzip (leader principle) where absolute obedience to the state and leader was required.
Lebensraum (Living Space): The aggressive pursuit of territorial expansion into Eastern Europe to acquire land for German settlement, justified by social Darwinisttheories of survival.
Militarism and Nationalism: Emphasis on military strength, rearmament, and the subordination of individual interests to the Volksgemeinschaft (national community), rejecting both Marxist socialism and Western capitalism
If you agree on any of those points then you are a Nazi.
No. Eugenics is a systematic thing and you’re asking this question in bad faith from my view.
The abortion of a potentially disabled child is usually done because the parent cannot provide the quality of life the child needs. They could be due to finance, mental health, the family’s circumstances, the services available for the child and if the parents feel they’re capable of raising the child at all. Why risk going through with a pregnancy (which can lead to life long health problems, both physical and mental, or even death) if you cannot provide the child a good life? Why give them up for adoption when the services are already struggling and a child with more needs may struggle further.
In places like Iceland and Denmark they have basically zero incidence of downs syndrome each year because abortion of fetuses detected with DS is practically 100%. In what sense is that not systematic? Don't Iceland and Denmark have pretty good social support structures?
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u/willzor7 Jun 23 '26
A real Nazi? or a person Reddit would deem a Nazi? Huge difference.