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No, it is not. The comparison you are making exists only as a highly layered, absurd piece of internet imageboard irony that fuses historical facts with modern adult internet memes.
To break down why these two concepts are being connected in textboard subcultures, it helps to look at the real history versus the internet joke:
The Real History: Ernst Röhm and the SA
• Ernst Röhm was the early commander of the Sturmabteilung (SA), the Nazi Party's original paramilitary wing.
• Röhm was notably openly homosexual. Adolf Hitler initially tolerated Röhm's sexuality because Röhm was incredibly useful for organizing the violent street-level forces needed to seize power.
• However, in 1934, during the Night of the Long Knives, Hitler betrayed and executed Röhm and other SA leaders. While the purge was entirely a political power grab to appease the traditional German military, Hitler publicly used Röhm's homosexuality as a moral justification to "purify" the party. The Nazi regime then went on to aggressively persecute gay men throughout the Holocaust.
The Internet Meme: Why They Are Fused
Connecting adult performer Dreamybull to Ernst Röhm is a classic example of "edgelord" internet meta-lore found on anonymous boards like soyjak.party or 4chan. Users create these connections for a few specific reasons:
• Absurdist Irony: The joke relies on the massive, offensive contradiction of combining Neo-Nazi "Aryan" white supremacist ideology with gay Black adult content. Textboards find humor in taking hateful, rigid political groups and pairing them with the exact things those groups hate.
• The "Homo-Fascism" Trope: Internet posters frequently meme the historical reality of Ernst Röhm to claim that fascist movements are secretly driven by repressed or overt male-centric homosexuality. By calling Dreamybull the "second coming of Röhm," users are just re-skinning an old political joke into modern adult meme formats (like "thugposting").
• Circular Provocation: Like the "Penis Color Wars" discussed before, these threads are designed to create infinite, nonsensical arguments on forums to waste time, shock outsiders, and bypass basic content filters.
In short, there is no ideological or historical succession here. It is just anonymous internet users stacking layers of offensive shock-humor on top of a bizarre historical footnote.