Comments by "Kameraden" (@Alte.Kameraden) on "Defining “Gleichschaltung” (and a bit of a change)" video.

  1. ​​ @johnwolf2829  because German is a literal/descriptive language. When they do not have a word for something they combine words that describe said "thing." Like a Regenschirm = Umbrella in English but when directly translated means Rain (Regen) Shield (schirm). ie the two words Regen and Schirm Literally describes the use of the "thing."
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  2. Unless you reject the idea of State Capitalism which all sane people do. It's a cop out or couping term. Saying something is Public Sector while pretending it's Private. It's oxymoronic and stupid. State Capitalism doesn't exist. It's a phrase that goes back as far as Marx and has no semblance in reality. As TIK State. State Capitalism means "State-None State" and is an oxymoron term. In most respects it's a synonym for Market Socialism. As I still see people arguing whether China's Economy is State Capitalism or Market Socialism... if they're having that argument they're similar enough for that argument to exist.
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  3.  @nickjohnson6368  I noticed it when I looked into Anglish. Replacing romance words in english with more Germanic like English alternatives. The same method was applied when no words existed.
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