Utopia: Always one execution away

Communist and Nazis are not far apart. They are totalitarian relaying on a common enemy to split society and advance to power. For the Nazis it was Jews ans communist, For the communist it was the Bourgeoisie.

No, I'm am not arguing with you, but rather leaving the following for those who have the misfortune of stumbling upon your post. "Nazi": Member of National Socialist German Workers' Party. Yes, the Leftist trolls attempt to inject "Extreme Right" as a qualifier, but the key is "Socialist". The Nazis were collectivists, just as the Communists were and still are. The Leftist ideology is collectivism. In all its guises, collectivism espouses that the individual is subordinate to the collective which is diametrically opposed to the founding principles of America. For a collective to function, individual rights are subordinated to the needs of the collective, and for a collective to function, it must be controlled centrally. Thus, those at the top of the collective will always perceive their Utopia as perfect. After all, they live the good life. Look at the children of dictators who escape the collapse of the collective and live off the proceeds of lavish wealth accumulated at the expense of those who are trapped within it

Communist and Nazis are not far apart. Both wanted control over industry, both were totalitarian. Both established a common “enemy “ to pit the citizens against. For Germans Nazis it was the Jews, for Russian communist it was the Bourgeois. They both believed in a workers paradise. For the communist it was sharing in profits of labor, for Nazis it was communal farms. Hitler dreamed of an agrarian society.

Rewriting history.

CPT Jack Durish - Indeed, Hitler envisioned an agricultural communal society as the Aryan utopia. I watched a movie made by the Nazis with a NAZI revolutionary trying to reestablished a communal farm. https://www.jstor.org/stable/3739781