>That is not "what happens". It is indeed what did happen every time a state was formed or reformed on the basis of promoting social good through strong centra

>That is not "what happens". It is indeed what did happen every time a state was formed or reformed on the basis of promoting social good through strong central authority. Nazis had their own brand of socialism, sure, but there was a whole lot of overlap with the stated socialist ideals of the communist states (USSR, China in particular) and equal subsequent failure to fully live up to those ideals. (plenty of what the Nazi state did indeed fulfill those socialist ideals as well). As before, people like you will never stop shifting goalposts to continue to justify how right you are, discussion is pretty pointless. >It's just an ignorant, shallow point made by college freshmen Yawn. Don't bother responding. I certainly won't.