of course it would for some companies but not like Nazi Germany

"the great lEAp forward"

ahah

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Legendary economist Mises pointed this out aswell, national socialism was a form of socialism

and he was damn right

The same can be said about fascism however in Mussolini's case he wasn't a man of his word

and didn't follow through correctly

so it probably WaSnt ReAl FaSciSm

to your credit you're making somewhat of a strong argument that Nazi Germany wasn't capitalist, but I don't feel like you proved it was socialist

Oh, it was indeed real fascism

He didn't follow through properly

he wasn't a man of his word

I'm not going to write a failure off as not the real thing

I mean he didn't follow it through properly

But there are examples of the free market failing, too

I get it

Nah I don't mean failing

as in he didn't follow fascism's policies

yeah, well Mussolini was a retard

not all of them

lol ye

fascism is retarded

Not really. It's necessary to defend yourself from predatory businesses. A lot of blame for cultural decay and open borders falls on cultural marxism, but it seems to be more the fault of big money and neo-liberalism pushing it.

Where has free market failed though

just curious

Chile, you're going to disagree but let me explain.

Chile is doing extremely well right now and was at the end of Pinochet's regime, but throughout the majority of it, it was actually doing pretty bad and overall wages actually decreased as well as the GDP growth, despite it growing much later

like the last 2-3 years of him being in power

was really the only growth he had

It takes time

sometimes

that doesn't mean it's a failure

as you look at it now, it's doing well

Allegedly he became somewhat more interventionist after the second recession (which he caused), but I need to read more into such claims

Not sure

when was the date

I don't believe thats a failure

since it takes time and it's shown to be thriving now

and improving

1% lives below the 1.90$ poverty line

10% below 5 dollars a day