jillio
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Nods. isn't Fascism-socialism an oxymoron anyway?
Yes it is!
Nods. isn't Fascism-socialism an oxymoron anyway?
You guys don't know what you guys are talkin' about. You guys are lost in the woods without findin' a compass. I am not goin' to waste my time explainin' to you all over again. For once, just GO to one of Reba's threads and you will find my link that related to " socialist/marxist ". It's ALL in there. Why should I explain it HERE while there's already a link in there ?
Is it what you talking about?
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Nods. isn't Fascism-socialism an oxymoron anyway?
I'm also curious to know how Socialism, Communism and Marxism are the same.
you need to get a degree in sociology, better yet a PhD in this and specify your thesis the discernment of all these three
they are not all the same but with LOTS of overlaps.....
Nazism=Nationalsozialismus=National Socialism
Your point please? Naziism also assumes a superior and more deserving race, which is in direct conflict with the theoretical principles of socialism.
Nazism=Nationalsozialismus=National Socialism
Nazism=Nationalsozialismus=National Socialism
Nazi was short for national socialism.
But it's not really socialism but fascism because Hitler had total power and many ideas come mostly from the right wing politics. Hitler hated communism, multiculturalism, and liberalism,and he promoted racism which caused active eugenics. He was anti-democracy as well.
Nazi was short for national socialism.
But it's not really socialism but fascism because Hitler had total power and many ideas come mostly from the right wing politics. Hitler hated communism, multiculturalism, and liberalism,and he promoted racism which caused active eugenics. He was anti-democracy as well.
Hitler was anti-communist, but he was also anti-capitalist. Free enterprise was allowed, but government intervention in the economy was heavy. It wasn't quite socialism as we view it today, but they were also far off from free market capitalism. It was just national socialism. I'm not sure it can be pigeon-holed any other way.