Comments by "Historia, Magistra Vitae" (@Historia.Magistra.Vitae.) on "FASCISM DEFINED | The Difference between Fascism and National Socialism" video.

@frankiepizzurro : Yup, you are correct.
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@Luke Briggs : Would like to point out that it was purely a far left, anti-marxist movement. When it comes to nationalism, it is not right nor left since it can be both.
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@hijackstudios : As I said, the first people in concentration camps were Marxists, since not only did Adolf not want competition, he also said that they were doing socialism wrong. NSDAP was a socialist party through and through... can always check out their 25 point manifesto. Only leftist policies were enacted i.e. expansion of the government,, no free market, government interference in the economic sector etc. authoritarianism in general. Right wingers don’t believe in authoritarianism. They believe in libertarianism or classic liberalism. Individuals having the freedom to choose; voluntary exchange. This did not exist in Adolf's state.
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@hijackstudios : Again, Adolf was a far left, national socialist.
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@leovnambo: Fascism is a form of totalitarian socialism.
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@frankiepizzurro: Socialism - a political and economic theory of social organization which advocates that the means of production, distribution, and exchange should be owned or regulated by the community as a whole.
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@I’m Good4gaby: There is a reason why socialism and marxism are demonized ... because they usually end up in genocides or they get people killed by the millions.
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