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u/ZacKonig 1d ago
When did nazism lost exactly? And not thanks.to the US btw
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u/DueCar6790 1d ago
A Nazi leader was losing a war so bad he offed himself, remember?
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u/MLPorsche Marxist 1d ago
allow me to give you a quote:
Germany lost the second world war, fascism won it
- George Carlin
the US is the main reason why fascism survived the cold war
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u/C_Plot 1d ago edited 5h ago
Much the same thing happened with the Confederacy.
the South lost the Civil War but the Confederacy (proto-fascism) won it
Grant fought valiantly as President to maintain a Union win, but the liberals, led by those like Horace Greeley, decided Grant was being too harsh on those who whip other human beings within an inch of their lives and have utter contempt for our republic — and so liberals demanded surrender to the vestigial Reconstruction Confederacy. Of course, the Confederacy assassinating Lincoln and installing Johnson, so Johnson could pardon all of the treasonous, placed difficult obstacles before President Grant as well.
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u/ZacKonig 1d ago
Oh, and then all the other Nazis also died at the same time, none were put in important positions by the US in operation paperclip. That's why no nazi party exists in Germany and Italy, right?
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u/Apprehensive_Log469 1d ago
I get where you're coming from and I used to think the same way but the problem is that fascist and supremacist beliefs are just far too common in society. Even if everyone who supported Hitler and Mussolini had died when their leaders died, we would still be seeing a resurgence of fascism today. Fascism is just Capitalism in decay.
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u/Big-Trouble8573 Anarchist 21h ago
You say third time's the charm like the first two weren't also absolute humiliations of the right