If TLDR for you then skip to the bullet points. There are too many uneducated idiots talking about socialism vs Nazis. They think the Nazi's were right wing fanatics and thus compare republicans to Nazi's, completely untrue. The Bolsheviks wanted to paint fascism as a sort of late stage post capitalism. By the mid to late 30's, western media and intelligence adopted that view for no other reason than convenience of Stalin vs Hitler. Yes, fake news- the enemy of the people since the dawn of time. This same post-capitalist bullshit was repeated by the postmodern (anti) intellectual French faggots who needed to excuse their dumbass support for socialism. They use the Nazi slogan, "Crusade against Marxism" to justify their view of fascism an right wing ideology. In reality, it's nothing more than communism with slightly less aids/hiv. It's the diet coke of evil. Side note; A HANDFUL OF POSTMODERNISTS WERE NAZI'S THEMSELVES. Martin Heidegger and Paul de Man are two that come to mind. A common misconception is saying the Nazi's privatized business. That's complete bullshit, saying the Nazis supported private business ownership is like saying Twitter supports free speech. The Nazi's controlled everything about the "private businesses" besides the name on the mortgage. Hitler hated the globalist view of Marx. He was an otherwise avid follower, reading all of Marx books pre WW1. Hitler believed outright communism created herds of NPC's (got that one right).

A few differences between Soviet communism and Nazism: Hitler publicly stated the value of the individual (race). They hated welfare viewing it in social Darwin terms survival of the fittest. They abolished unions but that isn't entirely truthful considering they replaced it with what was basically just a Nazi affiliated union (German Labor Front).

In an effort to keep things short, I'll paragraph some Nazi policies that were nothing but socialist through and through. If any dumbass talks about socialism and Nazi's like they were any different kindly remind them of the bullets below. Quotes at the end for more proof.

Nazi socialist policy includes: · Government quotas · 1936 Nazi's introduce price and wage controls in response to inflation. · Rationing supplies · State sponsored monopolies · July 14, 1933, the “Law for the Prevention of Progeny of Hereditary Disease,” intended to consolidate social and health policies in the German population and prohibit the right of reproduction for persons defined as genetically inferior. · October 1937 policy that “dissolved all corporations with a capital under $40,000 and forbade the establishment of new ones with a capital less than $200,000,” 1/5 of small businesses closed bc of this. · July 15, 1933 a law was enacted that imposed compulsory membership in Nazi supported business cartels ·1934 the Third Reich had mandated a reorganization of all companies and trade associations and formed an alliance with the Nazi regime

Hitler himself 1927 speech- We are socialists. We are the enemies of today’s capitalist system of exploitation … and we are determined to destroy this system under all conditions. George Orwell- "Internally, Germany has a good deal in common with a socialist state." Otto Wagener- "Hitler was an unorthodox Marxist who knew his sources and knew just how unorthodox the way in which he handled them was. He was a dissident socialist." Joseph Goebbels in his diary right before attacking Soviets- "Jewish Bolshevism would be uprooted in Russia and "real socialism" planted in its place" Hermann Rauschning talking about Hitler and he- "We have put into practice what these peddlers and pen pushers have timidly begun", adding revealingly that "the whole of National Socialism" was based on Marx. Bill Crouse on postmodernism roots of authoritarianism- "The thesis of this brief paper is that postmodernism, an attitude and a way of seeing reality which thoroughly permeates our western culture, is a direct descendant of fascism, and still contains many of its key elements. As an ideology or world view, fascism is an important ancestor of postmodernism that should not be ignored. That there is a strong family resemblance one barely dares suggest, though more and more brave souls are speaking out."