Hitler's rise to power was always with the promise to eliminate the commies...he was allowed to assume his role because politicians thought he was gonna get rid of them. He used socialist promises to the SA before assuming power and then abandoned them.
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Hitlers sworn enemies wete the marxists who he thought were a jewish-freemasonic plot to dominate the world or something
He was, however, a socialist through and through. Mein Kampf is a testament to that, unless he wrote it only to later fool socialists.
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The point im trying to make to both of you is this:
When you give the state control over things it shouldn't be involved in at all, like the economy, education, property etc. What you get is more and more totalitarianism.
And that's no fun...