pls explain

ussr was pretty base in some regards

Fuck the ussr all my homies fucking hate the ussr

I said I vaguely align with Stalin because he was a socialist and I share more interests with him than a Nazi

Love the iron guard, all my homies fucking love the iron guard

I didn't think that was very revolutionary

but apparently it blew ur fuckin mind lol

because you say that youre more aligned with stalin
when youre not
youre equally aligned with hitler tbh
but you want to larp as soviet tbh

how

how am I not aligned w Stalin

And how is this larp

your only point was that stalin was against capitalism
when hitler was also pursuing an alternative to capital

youre equally aligned with both

but you choose soviets because of larper impulse

Except german capitalists backed hitler and hitler protected capital and the capitalists attacked the Soviet Union since its inception lol

no
the ussr was funded in its inception by capitalists

as if that shows any kind of interest either way

idk what
''hitler protected capital'' means tbh

its vague

I can help you understand ig just hold tight

oh no no no

idk what thats supposed to prove tbh
its shows nothing of hitlers actions

other than that germany was successful as a result
assuming those are real

i dont see how easier profits mean less workers rights or anything of that sort

the first graph shows the share of national income that went to capital in Germany between 29 and 41

seems to be abit of correlation/=causation

not really

but since you want to talk about workers rights, even though I was talking about protecting capital

Nazis were great for the economy

Epic

oh so you were being deliberately slippery

hitler liquidated many labor unions and labor leaders and replaced them with a government regulated labor union

capitalism is what i meant by capital

yeah... so did I. That's why it's called capitalism after all

And the share of national income that went to capital grew under the Nazis

So

Idk what else you'd call that

Except protecting capital

Corporatism