Anonymous #5 11w

Nazi facism meaning nearly identical play for play when it comes to court decisions and legislation which legalized the actions of the Nazi party. I have a degree in political science and law, I just also understand that the majority of people do not.

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Anonymous OP 11w

you say that as though a degree makes a difference when you name two different ideologies and mash them together. there’s a distinction between the two of them. i have a degree in philosophy and theology, i know these are two different philosophies and saying “nazi fascism” is simply incorrect.

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Anonymous #5 11w

again! i understand where you’re coming from, but the terminology isn’t correct

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Anonymous #5 11w

the nazis were fascists? are you seriously splitting hairs over the semantics of “nazi facism” vs “nazi-esque facism”?

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Anonymous #4 11w

no, it’s either nazism or fascism. they’re distinct.

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Anonymous #5 11w

Nazism is quite literally defined as an extreme form of facism, specifically practiced by the Nazis.

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Anonymous OP 11w

it’s hyper-authoritarian, sure, but i would hardly call it “fascism”

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Anonymous #5 11w

Dude that’s straight from Brittanica, a more extreme ideology based on Italian facism of the time. Nazism is just a specific form of facism referring to the German Nazi party.

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Anonymous #5 11w

I have to ask for your source, because I can’t find one that labels them as distinct, aside from the specificity of nazism. Every source I’m seeing defines Nazism as a form of facism.

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