Were the Nazis radical centrist/socdem/third-positionist or far right corporatists?
Were the Nazis radical centrist/socdem/third-positionist or far right corporatists?
Isaac Roberts
William Cruz
They were this during the 1920s when their whole ideology was properly taking shape.
They had become this through the 1930s after they'd gained power and enjoyed having big business on their side.
Noah Wright
Above all the Nazis were opportunists in service of the nation-state. They stole from any ideology that expedited this. But yeah, pretty much what said.
Nolan White
They were far right German nationalists
Carter Reed
It doesn't matter what they are what matters is erasing them for good this time
Henry Cox
Hitler was a bigtime social democrat, but everyone in the inner circle were hard left socialists. However, due to the invasions of Germany they never had a chance to implement these policies.
Zachary Butler
"you cant kill an idea" - gandhi i think
Robert Gutierrez
The only way to completely erase an ideology is to get rid of the problems that motivated that ideology in the first place. So it kind of does matter what they are, even if their claimed political beliefs aren't coherent.
Benjamin Diaz
But you can kill anyone who believes in it.
The problems were that traditionalists were mad that their culture was being embedded into the human one and no the white one. The problem is the past.
Eli Gonzalez
Nope. Their problem was that their culture and social structure were being eroded. People living in post WWI Germany were becoming increasingly atomized and they saw fascistic tribalism as a way to reclaim their person-hood. Dismissing them as irrational is a surefire way to ensure that fascism will continue to exist.