YOU gloss over the actual political beliefs and activity of the Nazis, and you try to spin it so that racism is inherent to one party. You have absolutely ZERO evidence and historical backing for your assertion. I actually wonder if there's anyone left on this forum that takes you seriously, given that rather than address any of my points, you stopped to call your political opponents racist.
Supremacy is a right wing trait not a party trait. Whatever they call themselves, if they believe in that shit they are fascists.
My Taid fought the Nazis in the second world war. He quite liked the Germans he met and thought that they had been duped. He despised Nazis and this was reinforced after he liberated one of their camps. You know,one of those camps that didnt exist and full of those people who didnt exist either.
Why do the right cling to these lies ? Its shitting on the memory of those who fell.
You have nothing to support that claim whatsoever.
I've told no lies and will continue to tell no lies. Not a single part of your post even addresses mine.
6 million slaughtered is all the proof needed.
Thank Hitler for being a leftist, then. If he were a rightist, he wouldn't have murdered people for being different from himself.
He wasn't a leftist, that is you rightwightwingers redefining history with your talking points.
Leftist ideologies move towards class equality, state ownership or people's ownership of means of production and an abolition of private property.
Hitler controlled production direction of those industries critical to the war effort but ownership remained with the industrialists whom he courted and who supported his regime and they retained profits as well. All other manufacturing as well as agriculture remained in private hands.
Hitler espoused some leftist rhetoric early on, but much of that remain ed rhetoric after he killed off the socialists and became powerful.
Both extremes of left and right trend towards authoritarianism despite the right's attempt to redefine left and right on recent times.
Hitler was also anti-union, pro-capitalist. Promised workers rights never materialized and trade unions were busted and made illegal. That is in line with rightwing policies.
What is also defining is once he took control of the party, he hunted down the leading socialists and all movement towards socialistic change ended.
No healthcare for all, no social equality, no workers rights. No wealth distribution. All of those define leftist movements. It was empty populist rhetoric. You have to look at what he did, not said. He was a populist who promised what a desperate Germany wanted to hear.
The only argument rightwing revisionists can marshal up is he took control of some portions of production and the rhetoric he employed before he came into power.
Compare that to what is associated with extreme rightwing ideologies.
Did I address your points? Or is there more?