The Ideological Tug-of-War: National Socialists, Marxists, and the Holocaust Denial Debate

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The political landscape today is a battlefield of ideologies, and few clashes are as paradoxical as the ongoing struggle between National Socialists and Marxists. Despite their apparent opposition, the National Socialists are proving remarkably resilient, gaining traction even as Marxists double down on censorship to silence them. What we’re witnessing isn’t just a clash of enemies—it’s a leftist civil war, a family feud within the broader socialist spectrum. Unable to effectively counter the National Socialists’ ideological attacks, Marxists have resorted to suppression, inadvertently exposing a deeper truth: National Socialists are also leftist Socialists, united with Marxists in their disdain for Capitalism, which they both caricature as a Jewish conspiracy.

The Hidden Kinship of National Socialists and Marxists
At the heart of this conflict lies an uncomfortable reality for Marxists: National Socialists are indirectly holding a mirror up to them, revealing their shared socialist roots. The Marxists’ censorship isn’t just about silencing hate—it’s about burying the National Socialists’ taunts, particularly their provocative use of Holocaust denial. This isn’t a denial born of ignorance; National Socialists know the Holocaust happened and that Adolf Hitler was a Socialist. Their rejection of the Holocaust is a calculated ideological weapon aimed at exposing what they see as Marxist hypocrisy.

Marxists often paint Hitler as a capitalist—a champion of free markets and individual freedoms, a far-right icon. This narrative, however, crumbles under scrutiny. If Hitler were truly a capitalist, as the Marxists claim, he wouldn’t have wielded the totalitarian control necessary to orchestrate the systematic murder of millions of Jews. Capitalism, with its emphasis on property rights and economic liberty, wouldn’t have allowed the state to strip the German Constitution of those very rights, as Hitler did. Under his regime, property ownership was conditional—subject to seizure if it didn’t serve National Socialist goals. This was socialism in practice, not capitalism.

Holocaust Denial as a Weapon
So why do National Socialists deny the Holocaust? It’s a jab at the Marxist narrative. In Mein Kampf, Hitler frames Jews as the architects of both Marxism and Capitalism, labeling them “International Jewry” and accusing them of financing Marxist schemes. He argues that Jews are inherently individualistic, rendering Marxism a sham socialism, while simultaneously portraying Capitalism as a Jewish plot for global domination. National Socialists today echo this, asserting that Marxism and Capitalism are two sides of the same Jewish coin. Their denial of the Holocaust is a rhetorical trap: “If Hitler was a capitalist, as you Marxists claim, then he wasn’t a totalitarian. And if he wasn’t a totalitarian, the Holocaust couldn’t have happened.” This clever taunt forces Marxists into a corner, highlighting the absurdity of labeling Hitler a capitalist while acknowledging the Holocaust’s scale—an event that required state-controlled, anti-capitalist machinery to execute.

Debating National Socialists: A Strategy Rooted in Their Own Logic
For those of us who reject Marxism and affirm the Holocaust’s historical reality, engaging a National Socialist in debate can be a daunting task. But there’s a way to outmaneuver them using their own ideology against them.

Here’s how:
Ask the Holocaust Question: Start by asking if they believe the Holocaust happened. They’ll likely say no—it’s their standard line.

Probe Hitler’s Socialism: Next, ask if Hitler was a Socialist. They’ll say yes, proudly distinguishing his National Socialism from Marxism.

Spring the Trap: Then hit them with this: “If the Holocaust didn’t happen, then Hitler wasn’t a Socialist. He failed to fulfill the promise of Mein Kampf—to unify the Aryan Race Collective under a National Socialist Racial State. The Jews remained in society, undermining his vision of racial collectivization.”

This argument cuts to the core of National Socialist ideology. In Mein Kampf, Hitler casts Jews as a parasitic race whose presence prevents the unification of the Aryan masses. To achieve his socialist racial state, he had to eliminate them through theft, murder, and exclusion—steps he undeniably took. If the Holocaust didn’t occur, then Hitler failed to deliver on his collectivist promises, contradicting the very essence of National Socialism. By denying the Holocaust, they inadvertently discredit their own “holy text.”

Wisdom Through Confrontation
This leftist civil war—National Socialists versus Marxists—reveals more than just ideological stubbornness. It’s a lesson in resilience, manipulation, and the power of truth. The National Socialists’ provocations may be vile, but they expose the cracks in Marxist revisionism. And for those willing to engage, the tools to dismantle their arguments lie waiting in their own words. Take note, confront with clarity, and grow wiser, my friends. The battlefield of ideas rewards those who wield truth with precision.

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