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Nazi ideology is not normal reading?! When I went to school we learned a lot about it.Have you? Yes I had to google it, as Nazi ideology is hardly normal reading...
Then you have totally misunderstood the meaning.Sounds very very right wing to me.
Stop trying to "translate" the text. This is what it actually said
"That all unearned income, and all income that does not arise from work, be abolished."
This is the language of a socialist, not capitalist. In this point he is thinking about rich people who earn money on capital gains, it is not about common people. How de we know this, look at point 15 where he says pensions should be generous.
It is normal that parties do not do everything they promised, just look at left wing parties in the EU. Nazi Germany was more interested in military spending than to nationalize. And while he never shared the profit with the workers, the companies certainly got heavily taxed.And yet they never carried that out. Big corporations were owned by private owners, all Nazis.
And yet that never happened either, since most big corporations used slave labour.
He also implemented some left wing policies that weren't in the 25 point program. For instance he implemented price controls, and that's a very left wing policy. He also increased taxes and red tape. For instance corporate tax rates increased from 20% to 40% The number of people who paid the top income tax rate increased by 445%. And he limited profits to 6%. How Hitler Tackled Unemployment
This doesn't sound like a person who is right wing economically. However, he was definitely not a communist either. That is why I place him economically at -5 in a [-10,10] scale.
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