No true communism has been tried. Heck probably no true socialism either.

I'm not actually arguing any of them are *good* though

The Woke Virgin: Nazis are Right-Wing
The Based Miniature Menace: Nazis are left-wing

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Nazis are moderate left-wing.

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Weez triggered.

Weez confirmed Labour voter

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>Privatized the autobahn

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Lab-*our*

For the many, not the Jew @Miniature Menace

Fascism is economically flexible and can be anywhere on the economic scale..

@Weez So Fascism **CAN** be Left-Wing, but it isn't inherently?

Which type of Fascism is on the Left-Wing?

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Define "left-wing".

Left and right are **defined** by seating order in parliament house.

It can vary between countries.

Fascism can be anywhere, but all (If I recall correctly) have been right leaning economically

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It's basically Socialism, but without the exact same intent or justification of many other forms of socialism. Methodologically, it still serves the function of redistributing resources irrespective of property claims based on maximizing some desirable outcome.

@whiic False.

@Weez Technically true in the beginning

Left and right wing give people an idea of a position on a specific axis.

Sorry, I meant "National Socialism"

IE, economic axis.

Leftwing are parties that have their seat on the left, when viewed from the pulpit of the chairman.

Cultural axis.

@Weez "Left" and "Right" originated from two groups that sat on two sides of Parliament

Authoritarian axis.

Not used like that anymore.

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so Whiic is technically right

Left and right makes no sense to begin with. It's arbitrary.

Fascism is kind of a different thing, that's really kind of nebulous because of how it's been used. Fascism is less an *economic* policy and more an *authority and accountability* policy. At least from what I understand.

Who cares how it *started*, we care about how it's being used now

@whiic Depends on the context.