Sorry, I dont argue with stupid, hope you get well soon. I love how you rewrite history from all the historians. Of course the WHOLE world is wrong.
Sure man. You have only convinced yourself. You are simply not a serious person.
National scholars and historians disagree with you so you are simply put, incorrect. Its not something that is debatable. There is nothing to debate, you are simply wrong.
Nazism include the argument that superior people have a right to dominate, and purge society of supposed inferior elements. This is far from leftist as it gets. And the 25 bullet points dont mean anything. We all know what Nazis did... you cant rewrite history. The history books are there. Go back to school.
1. Nazism and Fascism
Fascism originated in Mussolini’s Italy. It’s an ultranationalist, authoritarian system that rejects democracy, glorifies violence, and seeks total control of society.
Nazism was Hitler’s version of fascism. It had all the core features of fascism, plus its own racial-biological obsession: antisemitism, Aryan supremacy, Lebensraum (territorial expansion), and genocidal social engineering.
Historians classify Nazism as a form of fascism — a German variant with unique features.
So, saying “Nazi Germany was not fascist” is flat-out wrong. It was fascism in practice, even if it branded itself differently.
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2. The “Socialist” in National Socialism
“National Socialist German Workers’ Party” (NSDAP) was deliberately misleading branding. Hitler used “socialist” and “workers’” to peel away support from left-wing parties (like Social Democrats and Communists).
Once in power, the Nazis destroyed trade unions, outlawed strikes, banned left-wing parties, and murdered or imprisoned socialists and communists.
Economic policy under the Nazis was capitalist-nationalist: private property remained, corporations thrived, and the state bent industry toward war and racial goals. That’s the opposite of socialism.
So, calling Nazism a “branch of socialism” is as nonsensical as calling North Korea a democracy just because it’s in the name.
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3. The “Branches of the Socialism Tree” Claim
That framing is propaganda. Fascism and Nazism didn’t grow out of socialist movements — they grew out of ultranationalism, militarism, and reaction against socialism.
In fact, fascists and Nazis defined themselves largely in opposition to socialism and communism. They called Marxism the mortal enemy.
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Bottom line:
Nazi Germany was fascist. Nazism was not “socialism,” but a far-right, ultranationalist, racist form of fascism that hijacked the word “socialist” for branding. Fascism and socialism are not branches of the same tree; they are opposing ideologies.
Sure man. You have only convinced yourself. You are simply not a serious person.
National scholars and historians disagree with you so you are simply put, incorrect. Its not something that is debatable. There is nothing to debate, you are simply wrong.
Nazism include the argument that superior people have a right to dominate, and purge society of supposed inferior elements. This is far from leftist as it gets. And the 25 bullet points dont mean anything. We all know what Nazis did... you cant rewrite history. The history books are there. Go back to school.
1. Nazism and Fascism
Fascism originated in Mussolini’s Italy. It’s an ultranationalist, authoritarian system that rejects democracy, glorifies violence, and seeks total control of society.
Nazism was Hitler’s version of fascism. It had all the core features of fascism, plus its own racial-biological obsession: antisemitism, Aryan supremacy, Lebensraum (territorial expansion), and genocidal social engineering.
Historians classify Nazism as a form of fascism — a German variant with unique features.
So, saying “Nazi Germany was not fascist” is flat-out wrong. It was fascism in practice, even if it branded itself differently.
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2. The “Socialist” in National Socialism
“National Socialist German Workers’ Party” (NSDAP) was deliberately misleading branding. Hitler used “socialist” and “workers’” to peel away support from left-wing parties (like Social Democrats and Communists).
Once in power, the Nazis destroyed trade unions, outlawed strikes, banned left-wing parties, and murdered or imprisoned socialists and communists.
Economic policy under the Nazis was capitalist-nationalist: private property remained, corporations thrived, and the state bent industry toward war and racial goals. That’s the opposite of socialism.
So, calling Nazism a “branch of socialism” is as nonsensical as calling North Korea a democracy just because it’s in the name.
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3. The “Branches of the Socialism Tree” Claim
That framing is propaganda. Fascism and Nazism didn’t grow out of socialist movements — they grew out of ultranationalism, militarism, and reaction against socialism.
In fact, fascists and Nazis defined themselves largely in opposition to socialism and communism. They called Marxism the mortal enemy.
---
Bottom line:
Nazi Germany was fascist. Nazism was not “socialism,” but a far-right, ultranationalist, racist form of fascism that hijacked the word “socialist” for branding. Fascism and socialism are not branches of the same tree; they are opposing ideologies.
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