Hitler was a far left socialist. Literally in the name of his party!
It's been months that I keep saying Hitler was far left. Every time, thousands of clowns show up in my replies to give me history lessons.
So I made a video to answer all these low IQ takes at once.
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@elonmusk North Korea is a democracy. Literally in the name of the country!
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@elonmusk Hitler was as much of a far-left socialist as you are a democracy-loving humanist.
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@elonmusk “North Korea is a Democratic Republic. Literally in the name Democratic Peoples Republic of North Korea”
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@elonmuskt” in the name NSDAP no more made Hitler a socialist than “Democratic” in the name DPRK makes North Korea a democracy.
The Nazis were far-right: anti-Marxist, anti-communist, ultranationalist, and racist. Once in power, they banned socialist and communist parties, destroyed independent trade unions, and imprisoned left-wing political opponents.
History is not read off a party label🤦♂️
The Nazis were far-right: anti-Marxist, anti-communist, ultranationalist, and racist. Once in power, they banned socialist and communist parties, destroyed independent trade unions, and imprisoned left-wing political opponents.
History is not read off a party label🤦♂️
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@elonmusk How can the richest person in the world be so uneducated? It’s baffling.
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@elonmusk lol 😂
Wait until Musk finds out about the Democratic People's Republic of Korea!
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@elonmusk Nazis literally imprisoned socialists, banned trade unions, crushed communists, and allied with industrial elites. Hitler explicitly opposed Marxism and democracy.
Calling Hitler far-left because his party had “socialist” in its name is like calling North Korea democratic because it has “Democratic” in its name.
Calling Hitler far-left because his party had “socialist” in its name is like calling North Korea democratic because it has “Democratic” in its name.
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@elonmusk Hitler was scared of Germans that moved to America because he insists that those courageous Europeans who sought freedom were his enemy.
Socialist authoritarian who had to keep his people trapped because he couldn’t handle competition.
Socialist authoritarian who had to keep his people trapped because he couldn’t handle competition.
HlTLER’S SECRET 2nd BOOK:
Did you know?
In his 2nd book, HitIer expressed concern that the greatest Europeans built America and would become his strongest enemy.
Indeed, the Land of the Free would defeat him eventually.
“By making entry to American soil dependent on definite the one hand, as well as on the definite physical health of the individual as such, bleeding Europe of its best people has, indeed, perforce been legally regulated.”
Today, the most courageous Germans vote AfD!
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@elonmusk First smart guy, you know nothing about National Socialism.
Here, let me teach you.
Here, let me teach you.
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🚩 National Socialism Explained🚩
▪️How did an unemployed, homeless painter become the most popular leader on the planet?
▪️Why are we not taught about this system?
▪️Why is it not an option?
▪️”National Socialism was a world view which sought to combine and nic-cultural-spiritual-linguistic solidarity amongst the German people as a unified nation which is intimately bound to it’s own soil.”
▪️”National Socialism was Christian in nature and to its core, based upon principles of ‘Positive Christianity’ with a focus on the family and upon community morals, values, ethics, and standards, through true essentially ‘brotherly love in action and deeds’, not just philosophy, and also not in the spirit of liberal ‘egalitarianism’ and ‘internationalism’ or Communist universalism.”
▪️”It was about recreating a Germany for Germans, which put them and their needs above all else, with Germans in control, and with each committed to this, for their own interests, and their collective benefit.”
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@elonmuskational Socialist German Workers’ Party. The name wasn’t irony. State ownership of major industries, command economy, and the individual subordinated to the Volk. That’s left-wing collectivism with a nationalist coat of paint. The attempt to rebrand it as “right-wing” is post-war narrative management, not history.
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@elonmusk Here:
Elon Musk is promoting a video that rewrites the history of Nazism to suit today’s far right. Here’s what happened in 1933, who made the video, and why it matters.
Within weeks of Hitler taking power in January 1933, the organised left was being dismantled.
Communists, Social Democrats and trade unionists were rounded up, and Dachau opened in March, initially to imprison political opponents, above all Communists.
On 2 May the Nazis smashed the independent trade unions and replaced them with the state-controlled German Labour Front. A week later, students burned the works of Marx and Kautsky, with a fire oath declaring itself “against class struggle and materialism”.
Dachau’s first murders came on 12 April 1933, when the SS shot four Jewish prisoners: Rudolf Benario, Ernst Goldmann, Arthur Kahn and Erwin Kahn. Benario and Goldmann were young left-wing activists from Fürth.
The very rich were treated differently. Many industrialists had feared the Nazis were socialists, so in January 1932 Hitler addressed Düsseldorf’s Industry Club, playing down his antisemitism and stressing his anti-Marxism to reassure them. Few backed him openly until he took power.
On 20 February 1933, Hitler met leading industrialists, Gustav Krupp among them, and told them: “Private enterprise cannot be maintained in the age of democracy.” It was conceivable, he said, only where people had “a sound idea of authority and personality”. They contributed more than two million Reichsmarks to the election fund of Hitler’s coalition.
Private ownership was preserved for compliant industrialists, company profits rose sharply, and in the mid-1930s the regime even sold state stakes in banks, steelworks and shipping back into private hands.
In 1934, Hitler also had members of his own movement who took its anti-capitalist rhetoric seriously murdered during the Night of the Long Knives.
Yes, the Nazis controlled prices, wages and investment, as Britain did in wartime. State control tells you how an economy is run, and the question that matters is whom it serves.
The Nazi state crushed independent labour, protected compliant employers, and harnessed the economy to rearmament and conquest.
That is why historians place Nazism on the far right, including conservatives such as Ernst Nolte, who saw anti-Marxism as fascism’s defining feature.
The word in the party’s name was largely a recruiting device, designed to lure workers away from the real socialist and communist parties. A name settles nothing, any more than North Korea’s makes it democratic.
The man Musk is amplifying is Brivael Le Pogam, the Paris-based co-founder of Argil, a Silicon Valley-backed company selling AI video avatars, who boasts of using AI to win hundreds of millions of views.
His self-described “masterclass” spends minutes on price controls and the voting habits of American professors. It never once mentions the Holocaust. Race appears once, as “fuel”.
He is candid about why. With Hitler on the right, he complains, anyone defending “borders” or “the nation” is “one step away from fascism”. That is “why Milei is far right” and “why people call Elon Musk a Nazi”.
A nationalist politics is to be cleansed by relabelling history’s most murderous nationalist.
He even cites Leo Strauss’s “reductio ad Hitlerum”, the fallacy of condemning an idea because Hitler held it, and then commits it from start to finish. And his test of freedom is simply the free market, which would place Pinochet’s Chile, with its torture and disappearances, on the side of freedom.
So the world’s richest man is promoting an attempt to free the far right from its own history, turning the Nazis’ first victims into props for their persecutors.
History records which side Germany’s richest men chose in 1933. It’s worth noticing who is now keen to blur it.
It’s polished, confident and wrong, and it’s built to divide: anyone who objects is cast as the enemy of freedom. Freedom for whom?
Remember who filled Dachau first.
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@elonmusk @cbdoilbuzz Stop embarrassing yourself. He wasn’t. His party was National Socialist, not “socialist.” Those are two different things. Use Grok, for fuck’s sake, and learn the difference once and for all.
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Elon Musk called Hitler a left-wing socialist yesterday. Millions nodded along. This is what happens when an entire generation is taught to fear a word without ever learning what it actually means.
Marxist socialism, social democracy, fascist corporatism, communism, National rn welfare state are now used interchangeably. They are not interchangeable. And the confusion is deliberate.
So, what is socialism?🧵👇
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@elonmusk Then why did he kill and jail all the socialists and communists on Feb 27, 1933 instead of all the politicians on the Right?
You dumbass
You dumbass
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For a man who endlessly boasts about his first-principles thinking, Elon Musk’s inability to distinguish a political party’s name from its actual ideology, history and actions is a breathtaking display of intellectual failure.
Yes, the full Nazi Party name was the National Socialist German Workers’ Party (NSDAP). But just because the Nazis had the word socialist in their name does not mean they were a socialist party, just as the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea is not a democratic country.
The Nazis systematically destroyed Germany’s independent socialist and communist movements. In 1933, they arrested communist and socialist politicians and sent many to concentration camps. They banned the Social Democratic Party, Germany’s main democratic socialist party. They crushed the Communist Party (KPD), arresting its leaders, and destroyed all independent trade unions.
Elon Musk needs to understand that a single word in a party’s name does not override its entire ideology, history and actions. Confusing the two is not first-principles thinking. It is the complete abandonment of critical thinking.
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@elonmusk He was a National Socialist who cared for his people, rebuilding their economy, moralizing their people, and protecting them from “globalist bankers” who funded communism and genocided 60 million white Christians
Were those “bankers” a bunch of hateful jews? Were the Bolsheviks?
Were those “bankers” a bunch of hateful jews? Were the Bolsheviks?
HISTORY OF BOLSHEVISM🧵
Little to NO education is given on the origin of #communism or its inseparable bond to Zionism. Time to fix that in an emotionless fashion. No animosity intended
We must begin with Moses Hess, the father of #Zionism
#Palestine #israel #Gaza_under_attack
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@elonmusk There's not a Nazi propaganda around that Elon won't amplify.
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@elonmusk So, by your logic North Korea is "democratic" because it has that in its name (Democratic People's Republic of Korea is its full name)
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@elonmusk He named his party that to essentially be ironic and to have people like you making this argument for him. You fucking retarded piece of shit.
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@elonmusk The German Workers Socialist Party ideologically has a lot in common with today’s Democrat Party.
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@elonmuskwhat else is in the name? NATIONAL.
This would be something most considered to be a “right wing” term.
So when you combine the best aspects of “left and right” what do you get?
NATIONAL SOCIALISM.
National Socialism is above both left and right because it’s a unifying ideology. It unifies the racial people. It unifies the classes. It unifies the political division.
This would be something most considered to be a “right wing” term.
So when you combine the best aspects of “left and right” what do you get?
NATIONAL SOCIALISM.
National Socialism is above both left and right because it’s a unifying ideology. It unifies the racial people. It unifies the classes. It unifies the political division.
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