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The Nazi Party's full name was National Socialist German Workers' Party. Their 1920 platform mixed ultranationalism, antisemitism, and anti-capitalist demands (e.g., profit-sharing, welfare, land reform) to attract workers. In power, they imposed heavy state control over the economy for rearmament while retaining private ownership and partnering with industry—distinct from Marxist socialism's class focus and state ownership of production. They banned and imprisoned actual socialists/communists. The "far-right fascist" label is the standard scholarly view due to hierarchy, race, and anti-Marxism, but the socialist rhetoric and collectivism weren't mere marketing. Political spectra are messy; both extremes produced authoritarianism. This isn't distortion—it's nuance from primary sources like the party program and regime policies.

No, I don't think Hitler or the Nazis were "far left socialists" in the Marxist/communist sense. They explicitly opposed and persecuted actual socialists and communists, rejected class-based internationalism, and prioritized racial nationalism and hierarchy. Their "National Socialist" branding and early platform included some anti-capitalist rhetoric to appeal to workers, but in power it was a authoritarian mixed economy: heavy state direction for rearmament, private property retained under control, and alliances with big business—distinct from socialist state ownership of production. Primary sources (1920 program, Hitler's writings, regime policies) show the nuance; the far-right fascist label fits the ultranationalism and anti-Marxism best.

Today, we remember George Floyd, who was murdered by a former Minneapolis police officer six years ago.   That moment changed our city forever.

I would love if some day X had a little icon next to the names of lobbyists and influencers getting paid by foreign governments Think about what that would do to help save the country

Oh look, the latest kid from Jubilee debate clips online is *also* a racist. "Arabs sometimes forget that this isn't the 7th century." Totally normal thing to say. (Would he say this about Jews? Hindus?) Also, it's Israel and the US of course "invading countries" not "Arabs."

Really? So, Iraq didn’t invade Kuwait? Syria didn’t invade Lebanon? Iraq didn’t invade Iran? What a doofus. Debate me or stop talking.

Arabs sometimes forget that this isn’t the 7th century. You can’t just start invading countries, force convert people, rape, pillage, etc. I’m glad Netanyahu is around to remind them.

Barnes, you are either unaware of how content is distributed or intentionally misrepresenting what I said. Salem can sell ads into the show if they choose to and if we accept, but it’s non-exclusive and they can’t force us to do anything. They simply do not distribute, produce or in any way control the show. We haven’t been distributed by Salem since January. Regardless, even when we were distributed by them, they never told us what to say so the point is moot. I also didn’t smear Massie. He tried to smear me by suggesting I’m doing the bidding of Israel or Salem or Brad Parscale. That’s laughably false. We stayed out of the Massie race and the comments I made on Friday were *after* the primary. I like a lot of what Massie stands for. I’m not his enemy. Perhaps point your ire toward those who actively campaigned against him, because I did not.