Nazi Germany was following a form of socialism

Barely

It was corporatism

Extremely

The economy was strong controlled by state intervention

it was mixed market IIRC

Uncontrolled capitalism is cancer, profit dominates all other considerations, subverts everything of value and corrupts the entire system

That's what's behind our little immigration problem, btw

No it’s not

Uncontrolled capitalism is the real capitalism

Capitalism is the free market

and the gamesmanship and scheming in our economy. The rewarding of non-productive behavior.

If you like capitalism you're an npc

the "free market" might as well be "real communism" because it is an unrealistic utopian ideal

^

No it isn’t

The free market actually works in economics

Unlike communism

Which tried to abolish markets

Which is completely stupid

Marx can't be completely discredited though.

yes he can

He was an idiot

A true illiterate

welp

he

wrote a book

so

he can't be truely illiterate

In fact he kind of predicted the information age.

although I disagree with marxism for the most part

Or at least the invention of software, which he described as a machine that takes no labour to make and never breaks down.

ehh

thats a bit to vague imo

lemme find the quote so I can read the context

Not an exact prediction.

I believe it's in here last time I read it

It's like 11 pages

But the hypothesis does correlate to that of software.

ok but I don't really think that changes the credibility of marxism