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Authoritarian right?
Whats is that exactly?
Well right wing of corse, but Authoritarian means more harsher stronger control, usually through policing and other figures. The opposite is libertarian, liberty meaning freedom,therefore hinting more freedom. Hitler is a great example of Auth. Right ring, usually fascist.
hitler wasnt right wing, especially by american "left-right" standards. if he was right wing at the time he would be conservative, and would have tried to conserve the current government or goto a former one. hitler had a new government. theres really no way to say hitler was right wing.
Yes, Hitler believed in traditional German values and his race theories completely destroys any possibility of him being left-wing.
he believed in tradaitional values, but nothing about the government its self was conservative, especially with the american left-right system.
Yes it was. He was inspired by the second reich and the kaiser system, the American left-right system is irrelevant since it only represents right wing ideologies.
wow...you guys have no idea what you're even talking about. It doesn't work like that. You can't say someone is a right wing or left wing kind of guy. Libertarianism is Morally right wing, Politically left wing, and Economically right wing. So how exactly do you say whether something is write wing or not? You can't.
Politically, Fascism is right wing, Morally right wing, and Economically left wing. So you can't say it's right or left wing. Hitler's beliefs on race have nothing to do with being left or right. In the real political spectrum, that is completely irrelevant.
Sorry to tell all of you, but right and left wing are different than what you see on TV....tools Wrong. It does work like that. The only thing you've done is to split it up into 3 categories. And you obviously don't have any deeper understanding of how the political spectrum works. Hitler's beliefs on race is very, very anti-left wing, since it goes directly against the ideas of equality, which is one of the main "pillars" of the left-wing system of ideas.
And insults won't help your argument ;)
ROFL....yea...i guess i should have trusted you guys over my high honors graduate from Stanford professor...my bad.
Here it goes(i'll do the complete extremes of both sides):
Political: Left Wing=Everyone equally shares power equally(anarchy) Right Wing= One person has all power(dictatorship)
Economic: Left Wing=no individual owns property(communism) Right Wing= Everyone has inalienable property rights(free market)
Morally: Left Wing=No moral standards, everyone sets own standards(relativism) Right Wing= One standard(Absolute)
Those are only 3 of the main categories. There are many. So my point is that you cannot say: "He is soooooo left wing!!11" It doesn't make any sense considering someone could be left in one category and right in another.
Fascism isn't right wing. It has economic planning and the state can dictate what businesses manufacture. Property rights don't exist because they can be violate at the states whim. This is left wing economically. So saying Hitler was right wing is out of line.
But Hitler was a right winger. Again, all you're doing is splitting it up into different categories. Yes, Hitler was economically a pragmatic left-winger...but his right wing idea's played a much larger and obvious role in the Nazi government structure.
No. He was both. when you are explaining a person you can't wrap up all of his stances into one thing and say he's right or left. Why don't you see that? You HAVE to split it up because he may be right or left depending on the category. So by you saying he was economically left wing, then you have to realize you cannot call him a right winger. It isn't that simple.
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