Comments by "Kameraden" (@Alte.Kameraden) on "Getting OWNED over Hitler's Socialism" video.
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Because they're not criticisms, they're morons who don't actually watch his videos, then criticize the videos in turn, most often using arguments ALREADY addressed in the very video they're criticizing. If you watch this video in particular you will see why he makes these responses, every single point they made has already been addressed in the very video they were responding to, and he did this response to point that out, it's the biggest problem with people who are critical of his videos, is that they do not actually watch the videos to even know the arguments he is making. It is why at 2:00 he directly points to post telling by people in the comments toward critics to watch the video because those critics in the comments try to use arguments addressed in the video. Why? Because they don't watch the video, they see the title and rush to the comment section.
The very fact someone made a Video response to his Hitler's Socialism video, bringing up points that TIK already addressed, is the problem, they never watched the video. They didn't even bother to do any prep work prior to making the video, their first time watching it was when they were doing the vlog, and they didn't really go farther than 10-15 minutes.
I can put it bluntly. If you never watched a movie, or a TV show, why should you have a right to criticize that film saying it's bad? Same goes for a youtube video.
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I doubt he is an anarchist, as anarchism is a technical impossibility. Eventually someone will build enough power to create a state/kingdom or government within the chaos of an anarcho society, and in fact being anarchism = no society, so. Which is why TIK called anarcho socialist an oxymoron. Issue with Anarcho Capitalist, honestly, I don't think they really exist, as even the most right ring people I've seen seem to not want the state to be entirely gone, just there to act as a guardian against tyranny, not being the tyranny itself, ie a state that protects the people from itself, and acts as a protector of law. I think Capitalist just want the state to stay out of economics, which isn't anarchism, it's just advocating a free economy. Those who are Anarcho Capitalist are not capitalist, they're just plain anarchist. I think the term exist primarily for Anarcho Socialist who are morons themselves can demonize anarchist who do not want socialism, which to be frank, only REAL anarchist would not want socialism, as socialism can never be in any way anarcho in nature, if it was anarchism it would never be socialism.
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Starving billionaires. Exactly why Lenin heavily inflated the currency, to destoy capital, force people to stop using money, it ended up just putting people into absolute poverty, and starvation. TIK explained it well, money holds/last longer than eggs, and potatoes. Barter requires something to trade, farmers have it the worst as what they create, doesn't last forever, sometimes not even a week. So what do farmers barter, spoiled milk, rotten eggs, moldy vegetables? Money/Capital was the greatest invention that humanity created.
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Technically yes. State owned Utilities. (Power/Water). State Owned Roads. State Owned Medicine. etc etc. Example that was used when I was in highschool was how France, the Government owns the Electrical Utilities, same story for the State of California as well, Water and Power utilities are owned by the State of California.
State Education
State Hospitals
State Roads
State Water
State Power
State Regulations
State Police
State Fire Departments (1840-70s most fire departments went from private and were converted to public by their local cities)
etc etc etc
Taking control away from the private citizen, and into the hands of the State. Why? Socialist believe the private sector isn't responsible enough or too self, and specific aspects of society should be government/owned by the state on our behalf. So despite what some Socialist say, they're pro State.
That is the most mild example of Socialism. Totalitarianism is when Socialism hits the most extremes, when the State pretty much owns everything. Hence the name, Totalitarian, Total Control. You have no home, you live in an apartment or home with the State's regards, ie the state built it, and allows you to live there. Totalitarianism is impossible without Socialism. So if someone calls a country Totalitarian they're defacto calling it a Socialist state whether they realize it or not.
Good example, you can look up the history of the development of modern Fire Departments. They started out often originally as private or volunteer brigades. They were later collectivized into the hands of the local cities and became State owned Public Services. Which became pretty much a standard world wide. Some of the earliest examples even date back to the days of the Roman Empire. In London in particular people paid a subscription so to speak which was part of their property insurance plans, which the insurance companies would pay private fire brigades for their services during times of fires. This was before the City ever took control of Fire Fighting.
This is why Socialist praise State works programs by Mussolini and Hitler, and other Social programs, in spite denying they're Socialist. They call them State Capitalist, because they're not socialist yet state control? Yet they praise their social programs..... heck even the original Star Trek had an whole episode which praised the Nazi Germany's economy from the 1930s, and Gene Robbenberry was an avid Socialist, which is why he made Next Generation's Earth literally a utopian socialist paradise. Just one of those funny things, even Bernie Sanders mentioned Hitler's social programs during one of his campaign speeches, it's kinda a socialist meme. "Lets praise Nazi Social programs" then "Deny they're socialist." Was always a funny thing when I was growing up.
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Corporations technically can never be privately owned. Even if it's a group of owners, it's still collectively owned, and can never be considered private. Even if the original owner holds majority share, it's still not privately owned. There are reasons these companies have CEOs, and boards, who basically act like a pseudo government, making democratic decisions within the company. TIK isn't wrong when he said Corporations are mini states within the Greater State. They operate/function exactly the same way. Some even go so far to share collective ownership with employee's by offering them shares in the company, in turn making them part owners, something Amazon has done in the past, which is why I find it ironic that leftist hate Amazon so much. Which means for those employees, they are part of the company well beyond just working there.
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