Overview of America 2 of 4

I really enjoyed this...very well done.

you don`t know what you are talking about. facsim actually came from socialism. It is in essence another form of socialism. Mussolini was himself a socialist. He was left-wing! It is thuss incorrect to call nazis and facsists right-wing They are all socialists, only different versions of it.

¬.¬ Mussolini/Hitler/fascists/nazi s didn't believe that the workers should own the means of production. This is the central tenant of socialism. Nazism calling itself national socialism doesn't mean itself socialism. The DPRK isn't really democratic, or people's, or a republic, is it? Of course not. Nazism was called national socialism to gather support in its beginning days. Nazism/Fascism are more capitalist ideologies than socialist, therefore they are more right wing.

Wrong again. Hitler was inspiered by Marxism and Leninism. They were a workers movment. Same thing with Mussolini a syndicalist workers movement.

Continuing to exclaim "you're wrong, I'm right, nana-na-nana" doesn't make you right, it makes you look like a wrong five year old. Continuing to do this will make you look like an idiot. If you think I'm wrong, use evidence, fact, or history (logic) to back yourself up.

I'd like evidence that Hitler/Mussolini were inspired by marxism/leninism/syndicalism. What do you mean by inspired? Conservatives 'inspired' me to help come to my beliefs, although we're diametrically opposite.

I'd rather this not be a stupid youtube argument, if you have a compelling argument, I'll consider it, and if I think it's rational, I'll believe it. How does being inspired by something equate to that same something being "on the same side" as something it completely opposes in every way (communism and fascism)? And sorry, "everything for the state, nothing outside of the state" is not pro-worker in any way. Communism is total worker liberation, fascism is total bourgeoisie "liberation".

Regardless of what Mussolini might have personally believe, that did not mean what he actually did was socialism. The workers didn't own the means of production in fascist Italy. Therefore it was not socialist.
Do you think, if I have liberal beliefs, but implement conservative policies in office, that conservative policies are actually liberal? Of course not.

And I'll tell you again, the scale came from the French government. This is where it came from, so this is what it means. No redefining.

How can you possibly believe left means big government and right means small government? Are you really gullible enough to believe whatever a youtube video tells you? Look at history. Find out what the left-right scale is. Just because some people try to hijack a concept doesn't mean that their "new definition" is correct. The scale came from the French seating arrangements in their government. There is no way for you to get over this, it is fact, it actually happened.

Ok Tyler. What is YOUR definition of Right Wing and Left Wing? How would YOU define the "left-right" scale?

Left meaning socialist (as in worker ownership of the means of production) and right meaning capitalist (as in private ownership of the means of production), the exact same definition it meant when the scale was created, obviously. Anarchists, communists, and other manners of socialist on the left, and capitalists, fascists, monarchists, and traditionalists on the right, with modern liberals and conservatives in the middle.