Hi Holla Forums. Upfront: I'm from Holla Forums and I'm a racist. I've always been socialist-leaning, but I've also always objected to a number of traditionally Left stances, so I thought I'd ask you about them.
I'm not trying bullshit you here. I also won't argue about the semantics of "Nazi", "racist", or any of that shit. I'm just interested in your thoughts. Put into sections so you don't have to wade through a wall of text.
Leftism and its relation to liberalism
It's difficult to deny that the far right is more stigmatized by the establishment than the far left. While it is true that Liberals are not inclined towards your economic programs, they do not demonize you in the same way as they do us. You can be Marxist at your university, in government, or even at Google; you can't be a Nazi.
You're certainly outside of the mainstream insofar as you advocate for workers owning the means of production, but not in the realm of social policy, in which you seem to be in full agreement with, and are being instrumentalized by, Liberals. Anti-racism, immigration, non-traditional sexual roles (LGBTQI+) are all espoused by the neoliberal order and you are frequently celebrated by them for taking those positions.
Fascism and its relation to liberalism
I've gathered that the Marxist/Leninist/Maoist assessment of Fascism is that it's a dictatorship of bourgeoisie and I'll admit that historical Nazism was a solidly middle-class movement. However, those days are gone. A quick look at polls and at the politics of today's bourgeoisie parties shows this idea to be preposterous. In Austria, the largest voting bloc of the FPÖ are lower-class white males (and most lower-class white males support the FPÖ). In Germany, despite its neoliberal economic program, the support for the AfD comes from a mix of former CDU-voters and indigenous working-class people who are being squeezed mightily by immigrants. In France, the respectable middle class and the educated proudly loathe the FN.
Cordons sanitaires exist against the FN, the Netherland's (far-right) Centre Party and PVV, Vlaams Belang, the AfD and NPD in Germany, the Sweden Democrats, and to some degree the FPÖ. Except for maybe the Czech Republic, no Left-wing party is excluded in such a way.
It seems clear to me that the bourgeoisie regards us, not you, as its archenemies.
Leftism and its relation to Fascism
The Left seems to hate Fascists with much greater fervor than it hates the neoliberal establishment, but why? Fascists and Nazis have historically been solidly on the left of Social Democrats, and I'd assume you wouldn't gas them (I guess). Free healthcare, free education, paid vacation, even women's rights (in Italy) have all been Fascist/Nazi policies, at a time when liberals couldn't have given a two licks of a flying fuck about the rabble on the streets, yet Fascists were derided as enemies of the workers. Is this the narcissism of small differences or a displacement of anger onto safe targets?
I don't want to be incendiary, but I just have to say that I think this to be intellectual weakness: Fascists are a safe target. Look at the mood post-Brexit: everybody freely rags on the Poles. It's safe to hate the Poles. What, exactly, have they done? They do depress wages, but there are no Polish rape-gangs and waves of Polish muggings. Those without the courage to speak out against Pakistanis and Africans pour all of their anti-immigrant outrage into socially acceptable, white targets.
Similarly, the Antifa are the biggest, meanest motherfuckers when it comes to "the Nazis", yet they'd never dream of attacking certain hostile foreign communities or Islamists, despite the fact the working-class, living in low-income neighborhoods, suffers disproportionately from immigrant crime. It seems to me that they're very eager to fight, but only as long as it doesn't earn them too much societal opproprium.