Holla Forums is a NatSoc board, but I know there are many lurkers here who might be libertarians, communists, or alt-right "Democrats are the real racists!" types. If you're still on the fence about NatSoc, read this pitch:
We eat. We sleep. We work. We fuck. We are part of a system where the smartest and most hard-working of us are forced to cater to the primal desires of the masses. More food. More safety. Less fear of death. Our existences are devoid of any purpose but to satisfy these hedonistic desires for ourselves and others. Our primal drives relied on the harsh realities of a hunting and gathering existence to be kept in check. Now, they run rampant and have total control over our lives.
Stand on a mountaintop and look down at the West, united in its desire to provide a safe, fat, paralyzed, and purposeless existence for everyone. This is the stated goal of every other ideology, though they might differ in their means. What if you actually get what you say you want? The intelligent and hard-working few will shape the masses into an obedient, passive, consuming crowd - forever.
Satisfaction of primal urges and illusions of virtue and freedom - Is that all there is for the future of humanity? Or is there more? Do you want there to be more? Don't you yearn for beauty, for courage, for strength, for resolve? Don't you ever look longingly at the stars and think that we must have a greater destiny?
Another user once wrote something that really resonated with me. He said that you can't be converted into being a NatSoc - you can only realize that you've been one all along. The desire for greatness, for beauty, for purpose that transcends - that desire is home. Allow yourself to feel in your bones, in your blood, in the core of your very existence, that you were meant for more. Feel your connection with the Greek desire for beauty and the Roman desire for greatness. Acknowledge the disgust you feel for those who can't see farther than their own nose. Breathe in the clear mountain air. That's what it feels like to embrace the core principles of NatSoc.
I'll leave you with this quote by Nietzsche: “Grant me the sight, but one glance of something perfect, wholly achieved, happy, mighty, triumphant, something that still gives cause to fear!" If you too feel the desire for such a sight, you don't belong anywhere else.