Is Nordicism & Humanity Agreeable?

If there was ever a time in history where two figures in close juxtaposition are opposite in character & belief when they had similar goals for the betterment of Germany these two figures would be Adolf Hitler & Hans Guenther.

But there one thing in particular which set Guenther apart from Hitler & that was how both of them valued their people or race.   Hitler placed "objectively high value" to his people & that is what caused Hitler to determine his people to be "the master race" who should have the right to rule over races while "objectively inferior races" were to be purged en masse.  

This horrific ideology of "objective racial value"  is what lives on today in the minds of neo-Nazis, White Nationalists & pretty much any pro-white group & it is because of this that anyone who sees race is directly going against humanity & basic human dignity.  

But going back to history the other figure, Hans Guenther,  actually placed subjective value to his people, as was explained in the chapter "On The 'Value' of Human Races",  which I translated & posted on this blog.  

Guenther himself was part of what was known back then as the "Nordic Movement" a movement which was not started by the Nazis, as many believe it to be, but was actually started when a French Count named Arthur de Gobineau spoke out about the importance of the Nordic race within the lives of the peoples of France & Europe at large.  Gobineaus primary motivation for this advocacy was due to the horrific events of the Reign of Terror which saw many tall blond men & women regardless if they were nobles or ordinary citizens being dragged to the guillotine because such people were stereotypically associated with being part of the upper classes & so were automatically guilty of being counter revolutuonary.  

Such stereotyping was no different from what the Nazis would do more than a hundred years later to the Jews & Non-ethnic Germans.  

So both Guenther & the Nordic Movement as a whole correctly deemed that the Nordic race & it's value was only high to Germanic & sime other European civilizations & cultures; not to the whole world.  Guenther himself even admitted in "On the 'Value of Human Races" that when it comes to African or Asian founded civilizations & cultures the Nordic race would be deemed "inferior" or less desirable just as much as the Near Eastern race, as he put it, would be deemed "inferior" or less desirable for Germanic/Nordic  civilization & culture.  

Thus the Nordic Movement was not a malicious & genocidal movement like the NSDAP, it was a movement that just looked out for the interests of people of predominantly Nordic race while also looking to coexisting alongside other races & people so it was a movement which, for all intents & purposes, is humane & would certainly agree with our modern ideals of humanity & basic dignity for all people were it to exist today.  

(See full translations of Guenther's works for more details on the Nordic Movement)