Comments by "Sam Brockmann" (@SamBrockmann) on "Was Nazism Right Wing or Left Wing? An Answer From History" video.
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@Sirkilla120 , which is a tenet of. . . socialism. It has never been right wing to merge corporate interests and the state. Under right wing ideals, the government and the corporations are separate entities, and the government only enforces contractual law and prohibition of monopolies. This ties in with complete capitalism, by which I mean, the free markets determine everything. No government handouts to businesses, no "loans" to major companies to keep certain industries afloat. No price caps. No minimum wage. Nothing, except the free market.
If you examine the USA, the USA does not have capitalism today. The USA has a system of corporate cronyism, even among politicians who claim to be right wing (but don't embody right wing ideals). The USA did have capitalism once, but we can thank Alexander Hamilton for f***ing that up for us. Look into the "Whiskey Rebellion".
My hairline is fine, thanks. It's called an undercut and a widow's peak. You should get an undercut, buddy. You would look more fresh.
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@Matt-jc2ml , ermmmmm, no. If we define right and left according to basic principles of politicism, the usage is universal. The right wing, across the world, has always been less government, more freedom. This, for example, is what the classical Liberals wanted. The left wing always has been more government, to somehow - despite the irony of this - to increase freedom.
The right says, "Leave the people alone", whereas the left says, "WE THE RULERS OF THE PEOPLE KNOW WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED". As we have seen, more extreme forms of left wing ideals (Communism and Fascism) have resulted in the deaths of millions. Ironically, Fascism - despite being left wing in every single way, including its revolting ultra-nationalism (a trait it also shares with Communism) - is derided by modern academia, but Communism is praised by modern academia. Socialism is a failed ideology, that has resulted in chaos, death, and control of the masses. Sometimes that control is less extreme, like in modern Europe, thus the death and chaos is less extreme. But the chaos and death still exists.
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