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Quick question - do you believe that hitler’s victims were morally equivalent to hitler himself? should be simple.

Some were, some werent. Socialists killing Socialists is as old as the ideology itself.

“Some of the people who died in the Holocaust deserved it” is a bold take.

“Deserved it” ? Perhaps. Socialists are a genocidal totalitarian death cult, if they kill each other rather than killing innocents then I guess its for the best. Sadly socialists tend to band together to wipe out/enslave innocents and sons of liberty before turning on each other.

  • ghost_laptop
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    Image being a “liberal minarchocapitalist”, you gotta be super delusional. Send him to the gulag pls.

  • Anarcho-BolshevikOP
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    Socialism is Fascism.

    I present to you, my friends, quotes that shall only make antisocialists even more certain in that delusion:

    ‘There can be a thousand shades of ideas among us, but upon one important point we are all agreed, and that is in regarding the Socialist manifestation as a bluff, a comedy, a speculation and blackmail.’

    Benito Mussolini, 1919

    ‘If, then, there is nothing scientific in what are called the exact sciences, what is more absurd than to try and pass off as scientific a vast, uncertain, underground and dark movement such as Socialism has been, even though it may have had a useful function it first, when it directed the oppressed peoples towards new ways of life, because you will agree with me that there is no turning back?’

    Benito Mussolini, 1921

    ‘We shall not even oppose experiments of co‐operation; but I tell you at once that we shall resist with all our strength attempts at State Socialism, Collectivism and the like. We have had enough of State Socialism, and we shall never cease to fight your doctrines as a whole, for we deny their truth and oppose their fatalism.’

    Benito Mussolini, 1921

    ‘It is necessary, therefore, to consider how to replace this political class which has of late consistently surrendered to that swollen‐headed puppet, Italian Socialism.’

    Benito Mussolini, 1922

    ‘This was the birthplace of Democracy, which had a period of glory before it became crippled and enfeebled by the influence of Socialism.’

    Benito Mussolini, 1922

    ‘As I have already said, the day of Socialism is not only past as a party, its philosophies and doctrines no longer stand. The Italians and the Western peoples in general must burst with logical criticism the grotesque bubble of international Socialism.’

    Benito Mussolini, 1922

    ‘Mussolini […] praised Japan’s “high level of civilization” and warned young Japanese to turn away from socialism (“modern demagogic materialism”) and to be true to the “millenarian spirit of [their] race.”’

    The Fascist Effect

    Mussolini […] spoke of the staying power of the free market and ridiculed the Socialist illusion that capitalism was on its last legs. Mouthing still stranger words, the ex‐Socialist denounced “state control and “paternalism” and praised the proven wisdom of individual “initiative.”

    Mussolini and Fascism: The View from America

    ‘Fascism is therefore opposed to socialism, to which unity within the State (which amalgamates classes into a single economic and ethical reality) is unknown, and which sees in history nothing but the class struggle. Fascism is likewise opposed to trade unionism as a class weapon.’

    — Benito Mussolini and Giovanni Gentile, 1932

    But no matter: according to typical propertarians, everything other than their reconception of capitalism, where the state has never interfered in anything for any period of time, was socialist, meaning that for billions of years all life on Earth consisted of nothing but socialists until the day these antisocialists were born. Accumulating capital, generalizing commodity production, enforcing the law of value, and expanding wage labor are all fine. It’s the government interference that counts.