[conservatism_IS_compassion]

National Socialism is extreme.

[traderrob6]

“National socialism” is far more accurately defined as totalitarianism rather than “Nationalism”

[Ohioan]

National Socialism was extreme. What drove the extremity was the Utilitarian & Collectivist aspect of all Socialist movements--not the nationalist, after all, usually, a facet or colloary of normal family identification. When the chips were down, the compulsion driven Hitler was perfectly willing to see the German youth and civilians slaughtered, even when the War was clearly lost. (Witness the battle of Berlin where both Socialist Dictators Hitler & Stalin continued the slaughter for no military necessity, recognizable by any patriot.)

One of the great fallacies in the Leftist takeover of Academia, and what has gone with it, is the notion that the Nazis were on the Right; that they were driven to extremity by a love of country, etc.. This narrative needs to be reexamined, as it is one of the factors that has led to the Leftist war on patriotism & cultural conservatism. It is a dangerous fallacy that is one of the pseudo intellectual contrivances used against us.