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12:14, 24 February 2017 UTC If editing could be carried out on on such a simplistic basis, it could be done by 'bots and there would be no need for human editors.

But certainly "Nazism" does not require or even imply the existence of "Neo-Nazism", in the way that "Bridges in X" implies the logical existence of "Bridges in sub-territory of X", so.

This was opposed by the as well as by some Nazis who preferred an ordered authoritarian regime to the radical and disruptive program proposed by the party's radicals.

Neither should we look for it in tasteless humor, callous memes, or critique of identity politics however lacking in nuance.

an article should be categorised as low down in the category hierarchy as possible, without duplication in parent categories above it.

Moldbug then takes a step right: this nationalization is not public ownership of the means of production, however, but a new feudalism.

" What is it about the relationship of Nazism and Neo-Nazism that is so extraordinary, I wonder? If the actual course of Nazism unfolded like the plot of Alien, with incomprehensible monsters from other worlds preying openly on its vulnerable victims, Strasserism is the titular villain from It, beguiling and entreating the proletariat from the gutter—where it devours them.

Heimbach stated that the NSM "essentially want it to remain a politically impotent gang".

We no more imply membership here than we would by cross-categorization between Hitler, Ribbentrop, Stalin and their pact, as if they implied political commonality.

Well, how do you answer that? perhaps i could read more about general vs other in "portaldom", where did you find the guidelines? [ ] Elsewhere groups, whose inspiration is generally more Italian in derivation, have often looked to Strasserism, owing to their strong opposition to capitalism based on economic antisemitic grounds.

Attempts to reinterpret Nazism as having a left-wing base have also been heavily influenced by this school of thought, notably through the work of , who produced the Strasser-influenced work National Socialism: A Left-Wing Movement in 1984.