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**byncnombmub** · 07-31-2010, 03:02 AM

Nazis are not far right? Basically, they would share many of the beliefs of the Democrats and Republicans in the USA, except they go fuuuuuuurther to the riiiiiiiiiiiight.

If this is not true please explain, I'm open to an actual thesis to be presented to the contrary. Please state your case.

The original Nazi regime interfered tremendously in all forms of commerce for the good of the state. Most present-day Nazi groups express their xenophobia through support of protectionist economic policies. They don't support free trade, they are not laissez-faire economically. That's characteristic of American left politics, not American right. American left = social freedoms but not economic. American right = economic freedoms but not social. Nazism = neither; it doesn't line up.

07-31-2010, 03:02 AM	#37
byncnombmub Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 489 Senior Member	Nazis are not far right? Basically, they would share many of the beliefs of the Democrats and Republicans in the USA, except they go fuuuuuuurther to the riiiiiiiiiiiight. If this is not true please explain, I'm open to an actual thesis to be presented to the contrary. Please state your case. The original Nazi regime interfered tremendously in all forms of commerce for the good of the state. Most present-day Nazi groups express their xenophobia through support of protectionist economic policies. They don't support free trade, they are not laissez-faire economically. That's characteristic of American left politics, not American right. American left = social freedoms but not economic. American right = economic freedoms but not social. Nazism = neither; it doesn't line up.
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