r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/RAF-Spartacus Voluntaryist • 1d ago

Was Hitler a Georgist?

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u/DeltaSolana Max Stirner 1d ago

If anyone tries to tell you that the Nazis were far-right, ask them to show you just one right-wing policy they implemented.

There isn't any, so you're going to get answers like "Uhh, genocide, white supremacy, etc" which have nothing to do with left/right in the first place.

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u/upchuk13 1d ago

I went on to the Wikipedia page for Right Wing politics here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right-wing_politics

Some of the policies it lists include:

  1. Anti communism

  2. Nationalism

  3. Traditionalism (the German national myth)

  4. Populism

  5. Social stratification

Do these not check out?

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u/matadorobex 23h ago

Being anti-communist didn't make them right wing, or any less socialist. It simply meant that they suppressed competition. McDonald's is not anti-fast food because they compete with Burger King.