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:Regarding whether the Nazis were right wing or left wing, I might as well remind you that Sartre and Foucault acknowledged themselves as anarchists and even individualists, yet they were explicitly left-wing by even their own admission. Also, the origin of left-wing actually had to do with the Book of Revelations, and had little to do with the positioning of parliament (besides, that never made sense because technically, depending on where you are positioned on the cardinal compass, left and right changes completely), at least, that's what this book claimed (wish I could find the book, but I do know it was written by a mystic guy named "Daniel" and that he may have supported Woodrow Wilson). And quite frankly, like Northwest pointed out, I'd argue the Nazis were most certainly left-wingers, as even Hitler and Goebbels confirmed as much, even when due to their being firmly in power, they could unmask themselves and not worry about anything either if they weren't Socialists. [[User:Pokeria1|Pokeria1]] ([[User talk:Pokeria1|talk]]) 23:43, 2 May 2016 (EDT)

:Regarding whether the Nazis were right wing or left wing, I might as well remind you that Sartre and Foucault acknowledged themselves as anarchists and even individualists, yet they were explicitly left-wing by even their own admission. Also, the origin of left-wing actually had to do with the Book of Revelations, and had little to do with the positioning of parliament (besides, that never made sense because technically, depending on where you are positioned on the cardinal compass, left and right changes completely), at least, that's what this book claimed (wish I could find the book, but I do know it was written by a mystic guy named "Daniel" and that he may have supported Woodrow Wilson). And quite frankly, like Northwest pointed out, I'd argue the Nazis were most certainly left-wingers, as even Hitler and Goebbels confirmed as much, even when due to their being firmly in power, they could unmask themselves and not worry about anything either if they weren't Socialists. [[User:Pokeria1|Pokeria1]] ([[User talk:Pokeria1|talk]]) 23:43, 2 May 2016 (EDT)

:Also, might as well point this out to AugustO, the only reason the Nazi Party is listed as far-right is because the Frankfurt School basically lied through their teeth to the American Jewish Committee when interviewed by them shortly after World War II in order to ferment Marxist revolution on our shores without getting caught (that, as well as Stalin pulling a CYA in the mere possibility that someone was perceptive enough to note the similarities between the Nazis and the Soviets). Even many of the guys in charge of the Nazis explicitly listed themselves as leftists, including Goebbels in Der Angriff. And that also reminds me, NorthWest, Hitler never actually stated that quote about being against today's capitalists, it was actually Gregor Strasser who made that quote, not Hitler, but you're still correct to mention about that overall point. Might as also point out that the NSDAP isn't right wing under even the European definition, let alone the American one (in actual right-wing European politics, the right-wingers promote two things: The monarchy, and Christianity. Nazism does neither, being all for a pagan religion of German folk religion pre-Christianity/New-Ager stuff, and never even attempting to restore the Kaiser even when they were firmly in power, not to mention during the late stages of World War II, they actually sent some saboteurs to try and overthrow Hungary's monarchy despite the latter being their allies). [[User:Pokeria1|Pokeria1]] ([[User talk:Pokeria1|talk]]) 08:20, 28 June 2019 (EDT)

:Also, might as well point this out to AugustO, the only reason the Nazi Party is listed as far-right is because the Frankfurt School basically lied through their teeth to the American Jewish Committee when interviewed by them shortly after World War II in order to ferment Marxist revolution on our shores without getting caught (that, as well as Stalin pulling a CYA in the mere possibility that someone was perceptive enough to note the similarities between the Nazis and the Soviets). Even many of the guys in charge of the Nazis explicitly listed themselves as leftists, including Goebbels in Der Angriff. And that also reminds me, NorthWest, Hitler never actually stated that quote about being against today's capitalists, it was actually Gregor Strasser who made that quote, not Hitler, but you're still correct to mention about that overall point. Might as also point out that the NSDAP isn't right wing under even the European definition, let alone the American one (in actual right-wing European politics, the right-wingers promote two things: The monarchy, and Christianity. Nazism does neither, being all for a pagan religion of German folk religion pre-Christianity/New-Ager stuff, and never even attempting to restore the Kaiser even when they were firmly in power, not to mention during the late stages of World War II, they actually sent some saboteurs to try and overthrow Hungary's monarchy despite the latter being their allies). [[User:Pokeria1|Pokeria1]] ([[User talk:Pokeria1|talk]]) 08:20, 28 June 2019 (EDT)

== Second amendment redux ==

== Second amendment redux ==