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What Makes A Marxist? | Dr. Paul Kengor
The Ben Shapiro Show
The illusion of opposition reveals the truth of economic control
The notion that Nazism and Soviet economics are entirely opposed is a misleading narrative. Both systems converge on the principle of heavy regulation of private property, which aligns more closely with public ownership than with economic freedom. This challenges the perception of capitalism being inherently linked to Nazi ideology, while communism is portrayed as virtuous. The manipulation of historical contexts, such as World War II, illustrates how narratives are utilized to justify the merits of communism, despite its role in the early conflict. Ultimately, the framework of property abolition blurs the lines between economic control and freedom, revealing a shared foundation between these seemingly opposing ideologies.
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