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Off Topic » in reply to Re: No, Hitler was a National Socialist

Oh, really.
Tom Brosz — (archived)

<Fascism and socialism are anti-polar positions.

If this is true, and the words "anti-polar" do have an exact meaning, then there should be vast differences in politics, policies, approaches to government and individual rights, treatment of minorities, government control of the private sector, and the way they do things in general.

Okay, name one. I've already demolished the old "fascism allows private property" red herring.

Trying to put Nazism at the other end of some largely artificial spectrum from themselves is just a defensive reaction of socialists, typical of the massive factual disconnects that used to spew from the socialist bloc on a regular basis. My favorite was the tendency of all of them to slap the words "Democratic" and "Republic" in the names of their nations. These two words in the nation's name, especially when combined with the word, "Peoples," was a dead giveaway that the nation was a slave state.

My second favorite was the fraud that they held "elections" on a regular basis. The severe limitation on the number of boxes one could check on a ballot was, of course, irrelevant.

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