> was Hitler left wing or right wing? right wing, since kikes create this notion that he was a leftist. Right-wing being all about small government and rugged individualism is more of an Americanism, the folks who wanted more of a traditional strong centralized-ish leader remained in Europe. >put the perceived needs of the nation before individuals and corporations. I'm not entirely sure about this, since Hitler knew that a nation was its people, and that the value of their currency came from the productivity of the individuals. Corporations were once regulated in the USA as well, particularly during its golden age, only the corrupt big business kikes and their golems get that overturned, and that curious historical turn where the Progressive Republicans created and ratified Federal Income Tax under the initial premise that it would only apply to corporations as a penalty for the perks of incorporating. > Liberty used to be considered left-wing. Is it right wing now? That seems like a false dichotomy, as liberty has never been a left-wing value.