Comments by "Sam Brockmann" (@SamBrockmann) on "Was Hitler far-right or far-left?" video.

Anyone who has studied history - in an honest manner - realizes socialism is a Left Wing movement. Nazism was socialism, which makes Nazism Left Wing. An attempt to claim that it was "not Left Wing" (in any sense) is intellectually disingenuous. The Left has always divided the world into the "oppressed" and the "oppressor". Hitler's division by race was merely the same tactic. We see this today, with various Left Wing groups, even Communist-affiliated groups, claiming white people are the enemy. They make this claim on the false idea that white people are "the oppressor", using European colonialism as the fuel for their lie.
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That's not how objective truth works.
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@alechinshaw5990 , that's a nonsense paradigm. Left Wing governments tend to be more authoritarian, because they focus on the collective over the individual. Right Wing governments tend to be less authoritarian, because they focus on the individual's liberties over the collective. "YEAH, WELL, [insert Republican here] WAS PRO-BIG GOVERNMENT!" And? He wasn't very Right Wing then, was he?
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@MarkVA71 , exactly. Forcing the populace to follow your (socialist ideals) is the only way it works. Left Wing ideology always boils down to one problem: "What happens if an individual resists what we want to give the Collective?". And the answer they come up with is, "Then that individual must be forced to comply, for the sake of the greater good." "What if they won't comply?" "Then they must be sacrificed, a necessary death." This is how we know Left Wing ideology draws from evil: because in order to have Left Wing "paradise", we must force it on the people.
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