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Saying that anti-Christianity is one of the foundations of Nazism seems like a massive bullshit to me. Nazism does not arise as a reaction to Christianity, nor do the origins of black culture entirely stem from that. Broaden your horizons...

Saying that anti-Christianity is one of the foundations of Nazism seems like a massive bullshit to me. Nazism does not arise as a reaction to Christianity, nor do the origins of black culture entirely stem from that. Broaden your horizons...

Well, Fidia, I would say instead that it’s a understandable phenomenon, as particular as it may be...the historical memory of a country is not eternal. Ukraine, Poland, and Russia suffered (after the Nazi massacres and deportations) under communist domination. And perhaps they endured it for a longer time. The people quickly forgot that decade of the Third Reich under the iron fist of the Soviet regime (Avanti ragazzi di Buda, avanti ragazzi di Pest...remember?). And since there are always those among the people who think things are all black or all white, and perhaps those same people weren’t even born during the Nazi atrocities but have childhood memories of the effects of communism...well, the game is made.

Well, darknight, I have to somewhat recalibrate my judgment. I took a look at the albums you reviewed: not bad. But make sure to clarify your thoughts a bit. Black consists of a weltanschauung that is truly too vast to be squeezed within the very narrow philosophical and ideological limits of Nazism. I apologize if I was aggressive.

UAHAHAHAAAHAHAHA. Simply ridiculous. But what do you think? I hope I don't need to explain to you what kind of people the founders of BM were... and do you really believe that those same people, murderers, terrorists, suicides, and self-harmers, would hesitate to declare themselves Nazis if they truly were? Give me a break... Don't pass off Nazism in BM as something occult, hidden, that permeates the entire movement: there is a genre called Nazi Social Black Metal, which is just a small percentage of the totality of the genre: those who make music celebrating particular ideologies don't hesitate to adhere to them and publicly classify themselves as such... otherwise, if you don’t adhere, it’s because you’re not actually talking about Nazism and the concept of your band doesn’t reference such philosophies. It disgusts me to read in a review that someone really thinks that 90% of black metal is implicitly Nazi: it means you haven't understood a damn thing about the spirit of the movement... black metal is an extreme genre, and while that might be a problem on one hand, on the other, this definition is a guarantee of authenticity: there’s no need for hypocrisy in extremism, there’s no need to disguise your thoughts, there’s no need to pretend to be something you’re not. Darknight, how long have you been listening to black metal? Because, let me tell you as an idiot, it seems to me that you haven't understood much.

Look, at least as far as I know, "She's Always A Woman" is meant to be an anthem to femininity in general.

Look, at least as far as I know, "She's Always A Woman" is meant to be an anthem to femininity in general.

psycho....do you know Faces of Death? The footage used as evidence of crimes against humanity? Well....Guinea Pig is like Bambi in comparison.

Well, from my point of view, it’s an interesting movie. Honestly, I don’t care how the protagonists didn’t notice the guy on the ground breathing, and I find such a comment somewhat annoying... I mean, do you want to see something really realistic? A friend of mine has a couple of snuff films that might interest you.

A really sad group. The metal equivalent of the commercial that plays on MTV.