Thanks . I ' ll check it out <| sep |> Big Sean ' s corny ass can ' t talk shit on Kendrick <| sep |> Yeah except for the national part nationalism i . e . fascism i . e . far right ideology , which in practice was what they actually were , in union with fellow fascist Italy under Mussolini . The only socialistic aspect perhaps was their regarding fellow Germanic peoples as brethren worthy of some social benefits , and they knew the term socialism would win them broader support on the left side of the spectrum than a more accurate party name like Germanic Fascists would ' ve , but overall the actual operation of the Third Reich had very little in common with modern socialistcapitalist hybrid gov ' teconomies like in Scandinavia , Canada most of Western Europe , and even the U . S . which has less socialistic features than most of the former but is still very clearly neither a pure market economy nor a pure command economy . In fact in many ways even openly fascist governments like periWW 2 Germany and Italy lacked true market economies too , as the U . S . does . The moneyed corporategov ' t oligarchy both in Axis countries and in modern US to perhaps an even larger extent and to a considerably lesser extent modern Western Europe strenuously subverts open and fair market competition via their manipulation of gov ' t with the rule law makers i . e . lobbyists and essentially now unlimited contributions to politicians postCitizens United . I saw this all only because your user name is antiMarxist and in my experience people who are strongly antiMarxist never read any Marx , nor realize that he held many positions on various philosophical and political issues , and it ' s very unlikely that you disagree with them all , and even more unlikely that you ' re familiar with his actual writings . Sure , most thinking people who supported Bernie oppose totalitarian governments be they communist ones like Soviet Russia , Maoist China , and Fidel ' s Cuba or fascist ones like Hitler ' s Third Reich , Mussolini ' s fascist Italy , Franco ' s fascist Spain . These far right and far left ideologies have far more in common with one another than the modern democratic socialistcapitalist hybrid countries in North America USCanada , Northern and Western Europe . The real question is where on the hybrid continuum the respective Western countries position themselves , how strongly fair and democratic elections exist , and how much power is placed in the ends of unelected oligarchic interests who control all of our major media and have huge influence on local , state , and federal gov ' t when it comes to getting what they want at the expense of the broader population . Bernie , of all the candidates this year , best represented the ideals of the Enlightenment thinkers who largely founded our country like Paine , Franklin , Madison , and despite his many flaws even Jefferson , ideals they were forced by circumstance of the times to make huge sacrifices on in order to unite the country . Now I certainly don ' t agree totally with Bernie , and I think he can be a little too far left on certain economic issues like his critique of Walmart not allowing their unskilled laborers to unionize for example I ' m personal friends with the Waltons so I ' m admittedly biased , but I truly think his critique of them is a little misguided , but by far he was the only trustable candidate to fight for the interests of the majority of populace against the oligarchic interests that dictate most policy on all levels in the US .