Hitler was a Socialist

It it obvious my opponent didn't read a word I said, but rather skimmed through my arguement. In regards to Left and Right, it has no bearing on Socioeconomic views such as this debate, as Left vs Right is sociocultural, as my opponent has reinforced with the origin of the Left-Right Scale.The origin is from the French National Assembly, where Left wingers was reformists, and Right wingers was Traditionalists. Secondly, I did not confuse Socialism with Marxism, my opponent did and I was correcting him. This debate is about socialism not marxism.I never claimed socialism was statism, there are many anarcho-socialists in this world, such as George Orwell who was critical of the British Labour Party, and Soviet Russia. His book 1984 was meant to critisize the Labour Party, with Ingsoc being newspeak for english socialism, and 1984 being a reference to 1948. The horn and hoof flag of Animal farm was meant to represent the Soviet hammer and sickle flag, and animal farm was highly critical of the Soviet Union. In no way did I intend to say all socialists are antisemitic, merely that socialists can be antisemitic. I have never once tried to connect marxism with Nazism, as the two are not the same. Not all socialists are marxists. My opponent seems to think Dictatorships promote indivdualism, he is wrong. Dictatorships promote collectvism.In regards to sociopolitics, there are two sides, individualism, and collectivism. Collectivism is the sociopolitical theory favoring giving a group priority over each individual in itIndividualism is the sociopolitical theory favoring freedom of action for individuals over collective or state control.http://london.sonoma.edu...Nationalism is sociocultural collectivism, while Socialism is socioeconomic collectvism “The Nazis are well remembered for murdering well over 11 million people in the implementation of their slogan, ‘The public good before the private good,’ the Chinese Communists for murdering 62 million people in the implementation of theirs, ‘Serve the people,’ and the Soviet Communists for murdering more than 60 million people in the implementation of Karl Marx’s slogan, ‘from each according to his ability, to each according to his needs.‘ Anyone who defends any of these, or any variation of them, on the grounds of their ‘good intentions’ is an immoral (NOT ‘amoral’) enabler of the ACTUAL (not just the proverbial) road to hell.” — Rick Gaber Left and right as mentioned before, is sociocultural.Left Wing as stated before, is reformism. Right Wing as stated before is traditionalism Thrid way as stated before is a combination of left wing, and right wing beliefs. Hitler as I mentioned before, was neither Left wing nor right wing, but rather Third way.Socialism is Left wing socioeconomics, while Nationalism is right wing collectivism. Fascism is Third way, combining both left and right wing ideals. Using a Political Chart with Sociopolitics and socioculturalism as it's basis you can see that both Nationalism and State imposed Socialism are both components of Fascism. Anarcho-socialism is more of a anarchist ideal, which is why Anarcho-socialists such as George Orwell are Individualists, and oppose Socialist Parties. The Blue line is the Sociocultural AxisThe Red line is the Sociopolitical AxisThe Green line is the Socioeconomic Axis My opponent claims Sovietism wasn't communism... This is false... Sovietism was a variation of Communism. The Soviets replaced Socioeconomic classes with Sociopolitical classes, and abolished private property. Because they eliminated Socioeconomic classes, and abolished private property, they were by defintion, Communists. Stalin did not oppose socialism, he opposed capitalism. The reason he exploitted the lower sociopolitical classes was ,in his mind, in order to benefit the entire community. This again brings me back to collectivism vs Individualism. Stalin was a collectivist, thus he did not recognize individual needs, only the needs of society. To recap;Hitler was Collectivist Hitler was third wayHitler was socialist but not marxistStalin was Communist Stalin was Collectivist George Orwell as Anarcho-SocialistGoerge Orwell was IndividualistGeorge Orwell opposed socialist parties Anarcho-Socialists are individualistsAnarcho-socialists oppose socialist partiesSocialist Parties are collectivist.