::To ThePantsMobile: you're not quite correct there actually. It's too simple to say Communism and Nazism are polar opposites. In fact, they have lots of things in common - one-party states, a monopoly of the means of communication, extensive surveillance, subjugation of the individual, etc. ''Economically speaking'', they are polar opposites. However, ''socially speaking'' they are very similar. A straight line with Communism at one end and Nazism at the other isn't very accurate, perhaps a horseshoe with them at either end would be better. | ::To ThePantsMobile: you're not quite correct there actually. It's too simple to say Communism and Nazism are polar opposites. In fact, they have lots of things in common - one-party states, a monopoly of the means of communication, extensive surveillance, subjugation of the individual, etc. ''Economically speaking'', they are polar opposites. However, ''socially speaking'' they are very similar. A straight line with Communism at one end and Nazism at the other isn't very accurate, perhaps a horseshoe with them at either end would be better. |