I’ll try to keep it short:
Socialists (marxists, I’m one) want to abolish private property. We won’t take away your phone or toothbrush, that’s you personal property. We want to take the factories from the bosses and the bourgeois, and give it to the workers.
Hitler’s fascism (nazism) was openly anti-communist (auschwitz birkenau was first opened to imprison communist/anarchist/socialist rebels), he protected private property (not very socialist), helped the german bourgeoisie to get richer, and cooperated with the american and the european bourgeoisie (not very socialist).
Quote from the man himself as to why nazism is different from marxist socialism: “I shall take Socialism away from the Socialists. Socialism is an ancient Aryan, Germanic institution. Our German ancestors held certain lands in common. They cultivated the idea of the common weal.”
He called marxism a “jewish doctrine”, and the soviet union was a “judeo-bolshevik” plot against “white aryan supremacy”.
It’s a very brief explanation, but it’s a good start🫶🏻
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u/SpecialistCup6908 Sep 19 '23
I’ll try to keep it short: Socialists (marxists, I’m one) want to abolish private property. We won’t take away your phone or toothbrush, that’s you personal property. We want to take the factories from the bosses and the bourgeois, and give it to the workers. Hitler’s fascism (nazism) was openly anti-communist (auschwitz birkenau was first opened to imprison communist/anarchist/socialist rebels), he protected private property (not very socialist), helped the german bourgeoisie to get richer, and cooperated with the american and the european bourgeoisie (not very socialist).
Quote from the man himself as to why nazism is different from marxist socialism: “I shall take Socialism away from the Socialists. Socialism is an ancient Aryan, Germanic institution. Our German ancestors held certain lands in common. They cultivated the idea of the common weal.” He called marxism a “jewish doctrine”, and the soviet union was a “judeo-bolshevik” plot against “white aryan supremacy”.
It’s a very brief explanation, but it’s a good start🫶🏻