Comments by "vk2ig" (@vk2ig) on "Forgotten Nazi Leaders' Car Collection" video.

@uio890138 Saying the Nazis were Socialist due to that word being in their party's full name is like saying the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (a.k.a. North Korea) is a democracy because it has the word "Democratic" in it. Don't fall for the old "But it's in the name, so it must be true" trick! PS: don't believe everything your government (including any President, Republican or Democrat) tells you ...
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@uio890138 The reason why people try to screech this "Nazi = Socialism" line is a poor attempt at demonising anti-"Me! Me! Me!" policies. An example of such policies is subsidised health care. The people who object to a policy like that say it equates to Nazism, but some say it equates to Communism, and some even say that it equates to both (which is hilarious given the differences between the two). But where this argument falls down is an inability to explain why non-Communist and non-Nazi countries have had such a policy in place for years. These are countries in Europe and Scandinavia, and other places like Australia and New Zealand. One has to wonder about the morals and ethics of a person who objects to accessible health care for all people - they clearly are happy to see people suffering unnecessarily, and dying early from preventable diseases.
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@Dushmann_ You need to look at how socialist societies around the world function, and compare them with the Nazis. And why are you latching onto a simple Yes or No statement about the Nazis resorting to trickery with their name to get people to vote for them? They could've called themselves Liberals or something else and the end result would've been the same due to the combination of what was happening in Germany at the time, and the rise of a leader who told the people what they wanted to hear. (If you want a modern example of this phenomenon, go look at the USA about four years ago.)
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What kind of aerial was superior: vertical monopole, log periodic dipole array, lindenblad, etc?
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@jussim.konttinen4981 Sorry, I am not sure how this contributes to the discussion I was having. My argument seeks to debunk the Nazism = "left wing" myth pushed by some who support right wing policies. I note that many Western governments classify Nazism as ultra right wing, and those countries' internal security forces monitor the activities of Nazi sympathisers. In some countries the Nazi movement is banned from forming associations due to concerns of promoting racism and conducting terrorist activities.
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@uio890138 If anyone wishes to compare the events in the USA with the Nazi Party's rise to power (as opposed to the phraseology of is it's raise to power [sic] which means is it is raise to power ... that's not even English), then 1-6 would be the equivalent to the Beer Hall Putsch when supporters of a certain unelected ultra-right wing leader called Adolf Hitler tried to topple the elected government of the day.
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