Actually I have a masters in history with a concentration on 20th century,
Yet you have less actual knowledge of history than my dogs do,
while you have read a book that everyone outside your bubble of BS says is total drivel.
What makes you think I have read Al Gore's book, retard?
Hitler loved corporate Aristocrats and Aristocrats in general and allowed people to hold on to their corporations unless they were Jewish or made trouble, and allowed plenty of capitalism and small business of all kinds in the country, dumbass.
You're far too stupid to pull off such stupid lies.The Third Reich loaded the board of directors of the national corporations - because they were already nationalized under Hindenburg,which you have never heard of, but was the man in charge prior to Hitlers election. You of course didn't know Hitler was elected either, because you are ******* retard who spews talking points from Think Hatred and actually hasn't a hint of a clue about history.
The National Industries including the Reichbank were stuffed with Nazi thugs and sympathizers. As William Shirer (who you have never heard of) wrote;
{Like Schacht during the 1930s, Ludwig Erhard, the economic director of the western occupation zones, was hailed as a miracle maker. The truth was more prosaic. Erhard, a future chancellor of West Germany, was an ambiguous figure. He had refused to join any Nazi party organizations and was connected to the German resistance. But Erhard had accepted funds from the Reichsgruppe Industrie, the organization of German industrialists, including IG Farben, that supported Hitler. He was awarded the war service cross for his work on economics. By 1943 Erhard’s work had come to the attention of the German bankers and industrialists who realized that the war was lost. They formed two groups to prepare for the future and ensure their continuing economic power in the postwar world: the Committee for Foreign Economic Affairs, composed of financiers and industrialists, and the Small Working Group, composed solely of industrialists, including Hermann Schmitz, the CEO of IG Farben and BIS director. Erhard was the connection between the two groups.} - Shirer, "Rise and Fall of the Third Reich"
For the Socialist Reich, there was no distinction between the state and the corporations. Farben was an extension of Hitler, Erhard a functionary of the Reich.
You're a liar and a fraud, as everyone here knows. You have a stake in the fiction that the Nazi Reich is somehow different than every other totalitarian command economy, so you pretend to knowledge you clearly lack.
The answer to the question of whether the democrats are Nazis, or if the democrats are Communists is a resounding "YES."