'Cultural marxism' is an antisemitic trope, ironic you use that in the context in this thread with its origins in Nazi propaganda. Wherever you picked that up, you'd want to cut it out of your life. The Wikipedia page is actually decent at outlining it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cultural_Marxism_conspiracy_theory. As Ive already said, National-Socialism was nothing to do with socialism, it took the name for propaganda reasons. Youre going to have to do a good bit of critical self reflection for your own sake.All politicians want is wealth and power regardless of the economic or political system in place. The dangers of all forms of socialism (be it national-socialism, fascism, communism or cultural marxism) is that these ideologies give a golden ticket for politicians to do whatever they want while claiming to be doing it "for the greater good of the society". This gives them way more power than normal, a false sensation of legitimacy and a wildcard to attack anyone that opposes them (if you're against me, you're against the common folk). This is why the nazis would send people to gas chambers: because those people are enemies of the society we want to build for the better of the rest of us. It's also why communists would happily send homosexuals (and businessmen, clerics and intellectuals) to concentration camps: we want to build a new society with nothing but hard workers, so there's no place for "bourgeois degenerates", only tough and manly workers.
Women in the States were voting as far back as 1870, and the 19th Amendment was added to the US Constitution in 1920. Women in Ireland were voting (with caveats) in 1918. These came about at the end of the First Great War, not the Second. Slavery was ended in the US in 1865. The earliest signs of the Women's Rights movement was in Seneca Falls in the summer of 1848, this may have had an impact in ending slavery, but it all happened before the Second Great War, without the help of counter-Nazi-Propaganda.From my perspective, nazi propaganda actually made good things implicitly.
For instance, British counter-attacked Nazi propaganda with good pieces of art.
The now meme "KEEP CALM AND..." (originally being CARRY ON)
was made to inspire bravery and acceptance amidst German invasion.
Don't misunderstand, but that poster was just the begging of many important movements around the world.
After that poster got popular, all men went to the war limiting industrial production.
That led to the use of femenine power in factories and other important production jobs.
After that, this poster emerged:
This poster didn't just empowered women.
It was the start for women pursuing equality in obligations and rights.
Nazi propaganda wasn't just bad stuff, but to me, "Keep calm" and "We can do it" are too Nazi propaganda (given the period this came out to counter german nationalism ).
After this period, we have the movements that led to women being able to vote for the first time, to get equal jobs as men, more education, and that feminine movement, also inspired the civil war to fight against slavery in the US.
Everything is tied together, implicitly, but it's a connection we can't deny.
National-Socialism was socialism, using race theory at its core instead of the class system. There were definitely a lot of quirks to this, since Hitler couldn't erase the idea of "individualism" from his form of rhetoric, as opposed to the "traditional" class system that communists like to pursue, where individualism is tightly controlled, if not discouraged. You forget that Socialism is in fact the "governing entity controlling all forms of production." Nazi Germany was very much a Socialist State. Hitler's writings are soaked in socialism. But if we are to compare apples to apples, the "Real" Socialists, i.e. C.C.C.R., killed far more people (including sooo many of its own people) than the Nazi's did, it puts a real good spotlight on what socialism is really capable of.'Cultural marxism' is an antisemitic trope, ironic you use that in the context in this thread with its origins in Nazi propaganda. Wherever you picked that up, you'd want to cut it out of your life. The Wikipedia page is actually decent at outlining it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cultural_Marxism_conspiracy_theory. As Ive already said, National-Socialism was nothing to do with socialism, it took the name for propaganda reasons. Youre going to have to do a good bit of critical self reflection for your own sake.
Propaganda is saying that fascism has anything to do with right wing ideology which is false from the point of view of the french revolution where right wing was basically absolute monarchy or mercantilism at best (take note that this is the basis of our modern day democracies where right-wing means less people have power while left wing means that power is spread across more people). Marxism, fascism and national-socialism are left wing in regards of those political coordinates that we inherited from the french revolution.'Cultural marxism' is an antisemitic trope, ironic you use that in the context in this thread with its origins in Nazi propaganda. Wherever you picked that up, you'd want to cut it out of your life. The Wikipedia page is actually decent at outlining it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cultural_Marxism_conspiracy_theory. As Ive already said, National-Socialism was nothing to do with socialism, it took the name for propaganda reasons. Youre going to have to do a good bit of critical self reflection for your own sake.
Well said. It's all about perspective and frame-of-reference.Propaganda is saying that fascism has anything to do with right wing ideology which is false from the point of view of the french revolution where right wing was basically absolute monarchy or mercantilism at best (take note that this is the basis of our modern day democracies where right-wing means less people have power while left wing means that power is spread across more people). Marxism, fascism and national-socialism are left wing in regards of those political coordinates that we inherited from the french revolution.
- The very first ally of nazi germany and number one commercial partner was the USSR. It was in fact the Kaiser who sent Lennin to Russia to create the Soviet Union so that Russia would drop out of WWI and allied with Germany.
- The ultimate enemy of nazism was Capitalist America and their allies (France, UK, etc).
As socialists, we are opponents of the Jews, because we see in the Hebrews the incarnation of capitalism, of the misuse of the nation's goods.
Joseph Goebbels
I answered that earlier, but in short the Nazis wanted to establish a 'racial' state with Jewish people at the very bottom of the hierarchy. The claim that the Nazis were socialist is a recent invention by different US based commentators and has no basis in historical accuracy. They were a populist based movement. The socialist in the title was there at the time for mass appeal, to claim that they were the real ones fighting for the workers against 'industrialists' ie Jewish people. Their early days were spent fighting socialists, communists etc on the streets which is why they established the SA (the paramilitary wing). Immediately after taking power, socialists were the first group sent to concentration camps while all unions were banned save the 'official' Party union which was no union at all.. The war against the USSR was against 'Jewish-Bolshevism' as they put it. The Nazis had nothing to do with socialism bar propaganda and trying to subvert their fanbase.National-Socialism was socialism, using race theory at its core instead of the class system. There were definitely a lot of quirks to this, since Hitler couldn't erase the idea of "individualism" from his form of rhetoric, as opposed to the "traditional" class system that communists like to pursue, where individualism is tightly controlled, if not discouraged. You forget that Socialism is in fact the "governing entity controlling all forms of production." Nazi Germany was very much a Socialist State. Hitler's writings are soaked in socialism. But if we are to compare apples to apples, the "Real" Socialists, i.e. C.C.C.R., killed far more people (including sooo many of its own people) than the Nazi's did, it puts a real good spotlight on what socialism is really capable of.
And as I said before, youre putting a lot of faith in the words of Nazi's and again ironically their Propaganda Minister. The fact you (unknowingly Im sure) made reference to antisemitic conspiracy theories should in itself be causing you not to be going further down this road. I also never mentioned 'left' 'right' or any other wing, its not relevant to this ie whether National Socialism is in fact Socialism. Its not. Socialism is Jewish in origin, Marx was Jewish.Propaganda is saying that fascism has anything to do with right wing ideology which is false from the point of view of the french revolution where right wing was basically absolute monarchy or mercantilism at best (take note that this is the basis of our modern day democracies where right-wing means less people have power while left wing means that power is spread across more people). Marxism, fascism and national-socialism are left wing in regards of those political coordinates that we inherited from the french revolution.
- The very first ally of nazi germany and number one commercial partner was the USSR. It was in fact the Kaiser who sent Lennin to Russia to create the Soviet Union so that Russia would drop out of WWI and allied with Germany.
- The ultimate enemy of nazism was Capitalist America and their allies (France, UK, etc).
As socialists, we are opponents of the Jews, because we see in the Hebrews the incarnation of capitalism, of the misuse of the nation's goods.
Joseph Goebbels
Maybe you should learn to read and search for actual historical quotes and sources (like anything ever said or written by Hitler and company). Nobody in America says that the Nazis are socialists mainly because Americans have absolutely no clue what nazism is (it happened thousands of miles away from the US almost 100 years ago, americans only got in contact with a decaying and almost dead Nazi Germany).I answered that earlier, but in short the Nazis wanted to establish a 'racial' state with Jewish people at the very bottom of the hierarchy. The claim that the Nazis were socialist is a recent invention by different US based commentators and has no basis in historical accuracy. They were a populist based movement. The socialist in the title was there at the time for mass appeal, to claim that they were the real ones fighting for the workers against 'industrialists' ie Jewish people. Their early days were spent fighting socialists, communists etc on the streets which is why they established the SA (the paramilitary wing). Immediately after taking power, socialists were the first group sent to concentration camps while all unions were banned save the 'official' Party union which was no union at all.. The war against the USSR was against 'Jewish-Bolshevism' as they put it. The Nazis had nothing to do with socialism bar propaganda and trying to subvert their fanbase.
And you put a lot of faith in Marx' interpretation of socialism since you believe he was the first and only socialist ever.And as I said before, youre putting a lot of faith in the words of Nazi's and again ironically their Propaganda Minister. The fact you (unknowingly Im sure) made reference to antisemitic conspiracy theories should in itself be causing you not to be going further down this road. I also never mentioned 'left' 'right' or any other wing, its not relevant to this ie whether National Socialism is in fact Socialism. Its not. Socialism is Jewish in origin, Marx was Jewish.
I never said Marx was the 'first and only' socialist, I put him forward as the best known name to show why the Nazis in fact hated socialism. It is in fact Jewish in origin and my source is the Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial in Israel, I was lucky enough to study there. I strongly recommend you park your preconceptions, get in contact with them and run your narrative with them if you dont believe me. Youve already been blind to the fact you were using antisemitic tropes and tbh theres no good place to go with that narrative you're digging yourself into. Best of luck.Maybe you should learn to read and search for actual historical quotes and sources (like anything ever said or written by Hitler and company). Nobody in America says that the Nazis are socialists mainly because Americans have absolutely no clue what nazism is (it happened thousands of miles away from the US almost 100 years ago, americans only got in contact with a decaying and almost dead Nazi Germany).
Socialism has many faces and interpretations, it's not just incorrect but outright false to claim that marxism is the one and only socialist ideology; socialism is older than Marx himself.
The Nazis didn't hate socialism, they hated Marx' interpretation of socialism and considered their own ideology the one true form of socialism. One of the main reasons they hated the Jews was in fact that they have a very capitalist culture, which makes them very successful businessmen even on times of crisis.I never said Marx was the 'first and only' socialist, I put him forward as the best known name to show why the Nazis in fact hated socialism. It is in fact Jewish in origin and my source is the Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial in Israel, I was lucky enough to study there. I strongly recommend you park your preconceptions, get in contact with them and run your narrative with them if you dont believe me. Youve already been blind to the fact you were using antisemitic tropes and tbh theres no good place to go with that narrative you're digging yourself into. Best of luck.
What information did you give again? Other than mentioning Israel, one of the most anti-socialist (including anti-fascist and anti-communist) and pro-capitalist country ever.Dude, all I can say now is Ive given you the information and at some point youre going to have to accept it.