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Old 30-12-2019, 08:46 PM #20
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What elements of Marxism? Marxism specifically talks about the negative effect of workers being powerless when up against business owners, and how capitalism will eventually end up where we are today (record company profits versus it's workers needing government assistance to survive because wages aren't liveable), whereas nazism specifically wants companies controlled by the state and it's benefactors. It's the opposite of Marxism or Marxist theory.
All far left stuff blends in a bit, maybe i didn't mean marxism

But again, facism opposes both capitalism and socialism, making it hard to place clearly in the left-right scale. Extreme state ownership is "extreme left" while the nationalistic aspects are "extreme right"
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