@Sven Brender i was a Libertarian before i became a National Socialist. I realized that people do not behave rationally, that is pick and chose the best products or most rational identity, but have a more emotionally based identity on all things from products to what group you identify with. This goes against the Liberatian worldview of how society should be run. For example, Libertarians believe that, in a free market, if there is a monopoly it means that monopoly has earned its position by making better products than their competitors. But reality is that people do not act rationally and pick the products that are of best value, but instead they tend to go to the products where other people are, and then make a sort of identity out of owning that product. This is why Facebook, Google, Volkswagon, Microsoft, etc. are so massive and have to be cut up.
This is just how humans behave, which you cannot change, so therefore you need to change the system of society to compliment humans. Studying how humans naturally are, and applying our behaviour to society leads to one which is both Nationalist and Socialist.
