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>>48
Ok, so you twos believe that everything that inspired the National Socialist German Workers' Party is to be considered nazism? Shopenhauer, Wagner and Aesir mythology too? Because agianst such a position i cant argue. I can only say that the NSDAP did not call themselves socialist from the beginning, it was a simple nationalistic fascist sect. I cant find a specific source at the moment but you can stard reading this page:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Socialist_German_Workers_Party
But it is true that a lot of germans were and are socialist, and that it is in this corner of the world where Marx was active. So?
>>49
>>50
Ok, so when you use the Reductio ad Hitlerum fallacy thats sound logic argumentation but when i try to prove the fallacy of that claim im a troll? Or is it just hiroshima and indians that are trolling? Ok, fuck them then. If the Soviet union are to be seen as an example of communism in action then the US coup in chile, the crushing of the democracy in Guatemala, the medical experimenting whitout consent on afroamericans, the drugrunning and armrunning operation with iran etc ad nauseam are capitalism in action. Either or. And specific comparisons between N and S Korea wont fly, especially since S Korea was a brutal (capitalist) dictatorship up till 1988. I say this, all countries that is capitalist has used clandestine political oppression. Is this indicative for capitalism?