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Exactly
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Sounds like something a nazi would say

"Nazi" is a jew word (an AshkeNAZI jew word) to mock White people.
You should call them NatSo (National Socialist) instead.
...Or "The Free German People".

Stop calling anyone nazis, it's a slur used by the enemy. The word nazi ss even older than national socialism, a slur for uneducated country people. National Socialist is what I call myself, NSDAP is what they called themselves.

socialism was always a way to entice the proletariat who were tired of being robbed of the value of their labor. it was a trap for the germans and its a trap for you. the power of the state will always be abused because of human shitty nature. the only solution is to make the state a small, efficient, powerful tool as the united states was intended to be . to be used in the hands of the citizens. it cannot now nor will ever be a loving master. destroy it now, before it destroys us.

So if someone starts a political [arty that is for eliminating debt, promoting families and fair pay for labor, then they are nazis.

Hmm what's wrong with that picture?

for eliminating debt, promoting families and fair pay for labor is exactly what we should be doing. But unfortunately voting for people who make billionaires even richer is all anyone wants to do

Calling them Nazis in the first place was a slur against them by the jews. As you now see in Ukraine, the term 'Nazi' is beyond redemption, even if you accepted the slur in the first place.

Also: ashkenazi

That's the 25 point plan, as written by Feder. Hitler, and Drexler and while it was immensely popular in the formative years of the party's identity - did not fully endure once the party took power.
Several points were later abandoned, several reconsidered and revised, and Feder was later removed from the party in the early thirties.

But I take your point in that few give a shit what National Socialism actually is, from those who accept the association and use it's banner as a blanket vehicle for their own unique brand of political perspective to those who use the term as a rhetorical attack.