The Nazis were at the point
where extreme left meets extreme right at the apogee of evil.
They were virtually indistinguishable from Stalinist Communists.
Basically both were at the opposite end of the scale from democracy.
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Mon 15 Mar 2004, 15:33,
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They were virtually indistinguishable from Stalinist Communists.
Basically both were at the opposite end of the scale from democracy.
it depends on your view of the exterme left
in my view, the extreme left is the perfect ideal of communism that can never be achieved. to say that stalin was left wing is an insult. wot a rant. sorry.
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Mon 15 Mar 2004, 15:38,
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right wing people deny that hitler was right wing
left wing people deny that stalin was left wing
confusion often arises because "nazi" stands for "national socialist", the party was socialist, but that was before hitler joined
also in any interweb based discussion, whichever party is the first to compare any other "discussee" to hitler or a nazi, automatically looses
Internet politics 101
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Mon 15 Mar 2004, 15:42,
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confusion often arises because "nazi" stands for "national socialist", the party was socialist, but that was before hitler joined
also in any interweb based discussion, whichever party is the first to compare any other "discussee" to hitler or a nazi, automatically looses
Internet politics 101
I was going to say that !
at their extremes the right and left wings political philosophies do tend to converge.
The major differences are that under Stalin you couldn't own a car whereas Hitler tried to bring personal transportation to the masses.
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Mon 15 Mar 2004, 15:43,
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The major differences are that under Stalin you couldn't own a car whereas Hitler tried to bring personal transportation to the masses.
No he didnt.
He conned the entire nation with that one. Goddamn o-level history will tell you that! pretty fuckin c00l car tho
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Mon 15 Mar 2004, 15:59,
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O'level History ?
WTF has that got to do with Facts ?
Ferdinand Porche was given the go ahead to design a "Peoples car" by Adolf Hitler.
Just because Volkswagen choose to deny this doesn't make it any less true.
History is very much a matter of perspective and as such is highly subjective - Discuss.
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Mon 15 Mar 2004, 16:08,
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Ferdinand Porche was given the go ahead to design a "Peoples car" by Adolf Hitler.
Just because Volkswagen choose to deny this doesn't make it any less true.
History is very much a matter of perspective and as such is highly subjective - Discuss.