But he also said that Communism and Socialism are likely to happen but not guaranteed, as in not a sort of "prophecy"

Still, there is no historic precedence for the state magically dying out in areas where the means of production can be worker owned (ie small homesteads)

@Danny Sullivan I mean, he conquered most of Continental Europe

Spenglers predictions are better tbh

@Deleted User and lost it in a couple of years

@im in the middle of nowhere bruh imagine believing everything can be boiled down to "DA JOOZ"

@Deleted User for how long

@Danny Sullivan I agree that’s retarded

Still, he accomplished something the German Empire could not

@Americus It is not per se magical but logical

If we are being real, ww2 would have been a very different tale if Italy wasn't involved

Well the German Empire actually lasted for more than 12 years

Or any Empire at the time, the last empire to achieve that amount of territory was Napoleonic France.

Hitler rolled over a continent that was demilitarized and suffering from depression

Even with their incompetence, the Allied powers took 6 years to grind the Axis down

cool

And as soon as someone built up the equipment and man power to oppose him he crumbled

Spenglers predictions of hundreds of years of ceaserian socialism is chad

Fall Weiß = false flags staged by Germany to create a cassus belli

@Danny Sullivan Germany arguably was worse off with the depression until Hitler came in and fix the economy in a matter of years

There is no logic to the state dying in the future. It will be a necessary instrument for organizing society. That is the purpose of the state

Moses hess> Marx

@Deleted User command economy usually works well

I'm not particularly fond of his policies during the war, but his accomplishments before the war are quite impressive

Every country at the time grew when they started churning out equipment for a literal world war

@Deleted User do you think Germany was justified in the invasion of Poland?

Grew Economically

@Americus It is simply not a necessity after the advancements made under socialism

@Valeska-ἑταίρα no.

No

Everything was justifiable up until the invasion of Czechoslovakia

Ok I like you a lot @Deleted User

Post scarcity allowing society to govern itself without a state

@Deleted User we're going to be good friends hopefully

The Nazis never should have come to power at all

But by the individual commune

Last night was nice

None of it was justified

Even in areas where the means of production are worker owned (like I said, homesteads and farming communities), there is still a government

@Danny Sullivan they elected Hitler

Shutup