Can we talk about National Socialism?
I have spent my time lurking around Holla Forums for quite a few years now and having come from a libertarian background I have slowly made my way to the system that is NS.
What I am hoping to accomplish is a discussion on NS and Fascism in general. I know a lot of libertarian (albeit hard right ones) still lurk. Having myself come from a libertarian background I have a deep seated distrust of centralized power and allowing the monopoly of violence to become consolidated. (I understand that Germany under Hitler eased the proliferation of small arms within the civilian populace)
I am hoping we can cut through all the D&C and all of the Shills for a few moments to have a dialog about the NS/Fascist philosophy, and answer any lingering questions any have about any obscure parts of the doctrine.
Can we start by Defining NS/Fascism, What parts of western (possibly eastern?) philosophies helped to bring it about. Going from there I was hoping to see a conversation about what the role of the state should be going forward. Criticisms of capitalism/corporatism and if free enterprise/private property can exist within a NS/Fascist framework. How we can apply the system moving forward and what deficiencies pertaining to adaptation of the system would pertain to the world we live in today.
I know I haven't addressed all the points but I am hoping to start a broader conversation about where we came from, where we are and where we are going.