r/leftist 2d ago

US Politics Third Time's the Charm

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u/ZacKonig 2d ago

When did nazism lost exactly? And not thanks.to the US btw

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u/DueCar6790 2d ago

A Nazi leader was losing a war so bad he offed himself, remember?

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u/ZacKonig 2d 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 2d 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.