such as Germany

Russia was in no place to even implement communism

A lot of the workers rights, animal rights etc comes from Nazi German policy

You're desperately trying to find reasons to antagonize people for things they never believed in, don't you?

"find reasons"

I mean it's in black and white if you look for it

Also, the claim that prices fell under Hitler is empirically wrong. They were stabilized under him;

Page 196; Adam Tooze's "The wages of destruction"

Also, @Techpriest, a wage increase doesn't increase prices. This is a common myth.

*"By looking at changes in restaurant food pricing during the period of 1978–2015, MacDonald and Nilsson find that prices rose by just 0.36 percent for every 10 percent increase in the minimum wage, which is only about half the size reported in previous studies."*
-- https://www.upjohn.org/research-highlights/does-increasing-minimum-wage-lead-higher-prices

who said prices fell under hitler

i said the price froze under hitler

wage freeze, price freeze

ez

... Prices didn't freeze, what? They're clearly seeing a minor increase during the period which is a sign of a healthy economy.

forcefully stop prices

how dose that fix anything long term

How does it harm anything long-term? If price regulations are employed as a means to better the economy during, after and before hardtimes, it generally doesn't have much negative consequences. Every economy used price regulations during this period; the U.S with the NRA (National recovery administration) was reduced competition, increased profit for every company in the U.S and helped increase employment.

Mussolini with his "Corporatist" policy. Hitler with his four year plan. Etc etc.

Only real issue with price regulations, is that it reduces incentives for innovation from private industries. But considering that most innovations has been government financed, it's hardly any issue for a well-ordered state which are aware of these issues.

https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg21929310-200-state-of-innovation-busting-the-private-sector-myth/
https://apolitical.co/solution_article/eight-myths-about-public-sector-innovation-debunked/

bro bro just print more money

I'm doubtful anyone actually believes that.

yeah but then there's more money to go around

so it's epic

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The Golden Age of Mussolinis corporatism was when he let a classical liberal run the economy. The economy grew 20%

Hitler improve the economy by privatizing state-owned Industries and increasing aggregate spending.

I don't know what the taxes were like, but considering he financed his expansionism with debt I'll bet that it was lower than the European average.

So the German economy improved after a post-recession by increasing spending. It didn't take a Hitler to pull that off LOL

Obviously currency has failed us all.

It's anprim or nothing, of course.

BASED

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obviously its mass murder to make the monies

i'll sell you 3 of my daughters for a tractor

I feel loved now

Barter 100

dude, 3 daughters

a tractor

you'd best add in a chicken

Bitcoin only

Keep your damn Ancap hands off

bitcoin is lame