This is why outside this forum i don't debate Politics

[vulcanlogician]

Best part of it was when he demanded direct Nazi literature on the fact the Nazi's used the term socailist to lure leftist in . As if the Nazi's would directly  confess to doing so .

There was actually a socialist branch of the NaZis, led by Gregor Strasser, and mainly based in Northern Germany.

They were purged in June of 1934, as Hitler consolidated power. But they were there.

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Before it became popular all over Germany, the base of the Nazi party (its supporters) were conservative traditionalists, not leftists. This is well-documented.

It's rather quite the reverse. They were more leftist earlier in their party history. To be sure, there were certainly early rightists such as Ludendorff et al, and the leftist strain of NaZiism never succeeded in controlling the party, but before 1927-28, they certainly had a voice in the party platform.

Okay, consider me corrected. I was referring to the groups of men who would meet very early on, when their racial theories were first developed. But I'm hardly knowledgeable about it. I working off the History Channel here. And you know what that means...

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