>>70544
>Nazis aren't socialists and never were. They solely used socialist imaginary and rhetoric to fool the working class to further their own agenda.
That's the beauty of a movement that was always deeply involved in propaganda: It gives plausible deniability to everyone who doesn't want to be associated with it. Hitler only tried to manipulate workers, he was a tool of the corporations! Hitler only payed lipservice to the entrepreneurs, he was a socialist! Hitler was an atheist and a Christian, a simple man and the messiah, a worker and a nobleman…
It's damn confusing when you go by the official characterizations, but you can deal with it. And one way to do so is to look at his actual policies:
>Taking on loans
>Price controls
>Production quotas
>Retributive confiscation
>Nationalizations
>Monopolization of the unions
>Restrictions on the transfer of land
I could go on. None of these policies are laissez-faire; together, they point at him being in charge of the economy, not the "plutocrats"; all of them align with his pro-socialist rhetoric, of the economy being there for everyone and not for the aggrandizement of the few and all of that stuff. His actions speak a very clear language.
>>70565
>I didn't realize abolitionists of the religion of money were secretly worshipers of its god.
You want to abolish money, sure, but only so that you can have more free shit. Which is bound to fail, mind you. Just explain to me how to solve the calculation-problem when there is no money at all. Before you can do that, your proposal is not even worthy of consideration.