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Learn what Socialism is and how it is applied and also research Germany 1918 onwards and the political factions and the evolution of said factions to the "Nazis" and also learn why we call them Nazis.
If I was born to wealth, what you just said would be that of a madman.
Otherwise yes, a good summary.
You keep on bringing things up that are irrelevant to my point, which seems to have gone right over your head. The point being Nazism can not be used as an example of socialism's success if it was unsuccessful, regardless of whether it is socialism or not. Questioning the premises of a question is also of importance, because logic only functions if it flows from valid premises. You can not answer why a ball falls up towards the sky if you drop it, since that is not what happens.
Also nazi is abbreviated from the German nationalsozialistische.
"i guess if the nazis said so it must be true!"
Truth is, politicians love to say things and promise things. That's not the words that are important, that's the actions.
Can you give names of any Socialist countries and any well known people who are actual Socialists?