• Karyoplasma
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    1 year ago

    They abused socialist ideas to rise to power, as I have written in my initial post. How did I exactly “get that wrong”?

    Look up Gregor Strasser, Hitler’s right hand until sometime in the early 1930s and then tell me that guy was not a socialist. Which is probably why he got killed during the Night of Long Knives.

    Also look at the poem. Stalin was a communist, so he would have been killed even before the socialists. Saying Stalin was “not too far off from a Nazi” is still something that is in need to be explained lol

    • @Olhonestjim
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      241 year ago

      By still laboring under the delusion that lying about having socialist ideas in order to gain power for the purpose of slaughtering socialists somehow makes them socialist.

      • Karyoplasma
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        1 year ago

        Ok, point taken, I thought it was abundantly clear that I equated the abuse of socialist ideas as the only common factor in the ideology of Hitler and Stalin. I didn’t think it was possible to misconstrue

        But like many oppressive figures, he only liked the idea of socialism because it traps your underlings into dependency which makes them easier to control under a tyrannical rule.

        as calling the Nazis “socialists”. I guess, I was wrong about that.

        Now explain to me how Stalin was “not too far off from a Nazi”?

        • @Olhonestjim
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          111 year ago

          I didn’t claim Stalin was a nazi, nor did I attempt to defend him in any way.